This is a discussion on Alias settings within the Windows Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; i have 3 virtual hosts running from apache 2.0.50 each site has its own directory with their own ...
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i have 3 virtual hosts running from apache 2.0.50
each site has its own directory with their own sub-directories i have 1 directory that cannot be moved so in http.conf its aliased to be included..... problem is i only want this directory to be accessed from 1 of the sites... but using the alias command makes it common for all 3 so is it possible to make that directory site specific? and if so how |
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Sir_Civik wrote:
> i have 3 virtual hosts running from apache 2.0.50 > > each site has its own directory with their own sub-directories > > i have 1 directory that cannot be moved so in http.conf its aliased to be > included..... problem is i only want this directory to be accessed from 1 of > the sites... but using the alias command makes it common for all 3 > > so is it possible to make that directory site specific? and if so how > > You just put the alias inside of the virtual host container. You can put almost anything inside of those and then those settings are host-specific. |
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obvious enough, many thanks my friend
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Baker" <jerry@novalid.invalid> > You just put the alias inside of the virtual host container. You can put > almost anything inside of those and then those settings are host-specific. |