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Old 01-01-2005
Marius Botha
 
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Default New to Virtual Hosts/Servers

Hi,

Completely new to Apache, familiar with UNIX - I need to get 2 different www
sites to run on the same UNIX (FreeBSD) box.

From docs, I need to edit httpd.conf file - the VirtualHost section

For the first site, when I try to upload files from Dreamweaver MX it does
not FTP into site, I can run this manually.

Any idiot sheets available to config multiple websites with own directory
and security structures available?

Thanks
Marius


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Old 01-01-2005
Bill Karwin
 
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Default Re: New to Virtual Hosts/Servers

Marius Botha wrote:
> Any idiot sheets available to config multiple websites with own directory
> and security structures available?


Try this article, it seems as gentle an introduction as I can find:

http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2...24/vhosts.html

I found this by googling for 'apache virtual host tutorial'.
I find that when I need to learn a new feature or program, googling for
the subject plus the word 'tutorial' nearly always finds helpful
information.

Regards,
Bill K.
 
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