On October 4, 2011 4:32 , Josu Lazkano <josu.lazk...@barcelonamedia.org>
wrote:
Hello, I am trying to configure a site, I want to add a Alias. This way
it works well:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin mymail
ServerName site1.mydomain.com
[...]
But I want to get my web from http://site1.domain.com and
http://server/site1, so I add this line:
Alias /site1 /usr/share/site1
But it doesn't work, how could I do that?
You could add the directive
ServerAlias server
so that your name-based virtual host will respond to requests for
http://server/ and serve the same content for that URL as for
http://site1.domain.com/
If you then also add the alias you give above, then http://server/site1
and http://site1.domain.com/site1 will both serve the same content as
http://site1.domain.com/ Note the overlap here.
If this is not what you want -- if you want the two sites to not overlap
at all -- then you'd have to use multiple virtual hosts (without the
ServerAlias directive) to serve http://server/ and
http://site1.domain.com You would give the virtual host for
http://server/ a different document root (something other than
/usr/share/site1) and then use the Alias directive you give above to map
the content in /usr/share/site1 to http://server/site1
--
Mark Montague
m...@catseye.org
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