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Subject: RE: Install 2 apache in one server
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Thread-Topic: Install 2 apache in one server
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From: "Boyle Owen" <Owen.Boyle@swx.com>
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Err... when I said "ip" I meant to use your actual IP address (i.e. =
213.186.37.72)...

I don't really understand what you are trying to achieve. You are mixing =
up port-based virtual-hosts, name-based virtual-hosts and multiple =
instances of apache. Briefly:

You can have name-based VHing (one IP, one port, one apache, only one =
Listen, need NameVirtualHost):

NameVirtualHost 213.186.37.72:80
Listen 213.186.37.72:80
<VirtualHost 213.186.37.72:80>
  ServerName www1
  DocumentRoot /path/to/www1
  ...
<VirtualHost 213.186.37.72:80>
  ServerName www2
  DocumentRoot /path/to/www2
  ...

etc...

You can have port based VHing (one IP, many ports, one apache, many =
Listens, no NameVirtualHost):

Listen 213.186.37.72:80
<VirtualHost 213.186.37.72:80>
  ServerName www1
  DocumentRoot /path/to/www1
  ...
Listen 213.186.37.72:8000
<VirtualHost 213.186.37.72:8000>
  ServerName www2
  DocumentRoot /path/to/www2
  ...

etc...

You can have several apaches (one IP, one port per apache, one Listen =
per apache, no NameVirtualHost, no VirtualHosts)

httpd.conf1:

Listen 213.186.37.72:80
ServerName www1
DocumentRoot /path/to/www1

httpd.conf2:

Listen 213.186.37.72:8000
ServerName www2
DocumentRoot /path/to/www2

Each arrangement has its own advantages and disadvantages - which is =
best for you depends on what you are trying to achieve.

See other notes below:

Rgds,

Owen Boyle

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Pierre [mailto:pierre@gxist.com]
>Sent: Freitag, 19. Juli 2002 17:53
>To: users@httpd.apache.org
>Subject: RE: Install 2 apache in one server
>
>
>hi,=20
>thanks Boyle for your response but that's don't work for yhe 2nd domain
>execpt www.thedomain.com:3000=20
>
>My 1st httpd.conf is :
>
>ServerType standalone
>ServerRoot "/usr/local/apache"
>#Listen 3000
>#Listen 12.34.56.78:80
>#BindAddress *
>ExtendedStatus On
>#Port 80
>User nobody
>Group nobody

>>>DocumentRoot "/usr/local/apache/htdocs"
>>>ServerName myserv

You don't need "ServerName" or "DocumentRoot" here because you are using =
virtualhosts. It is good practice to put all VH directives inside a VH.

>UseCanonicalName On
>HostnameLookups  on
>
>NameVirtualHost 213.186.37.72:80
>
>Listen 80
><VirtualHost ip:80>
>ServerAdmin tech@ovh.net
>DocumentRoot /home/rep/www
>User user
>Group group
>ServerName myserv
>UserDir disabled
></VirtualHost>
>
>and the 2nd is :
>
>ServerType standalone
>ServerRoot "/home/rep/www"

It is a bit odd to have the ServerRoot the same as the DocumentRoot. The =
SR is where the conf, logs and bin directories are found, the DR is =
where the files are served from. If DR=3DSR, then =
http://your-server/logs/access_log puts your log file on the server and =
http://your-server/conf/httpd.conf put up your config file.. Is this =
what you want?

>#Listen 3000
>#Listen 213.186.37.72:3000
>#BindAddress *
>#ExtendedStatus On
>#Port 80
>User user2
>Group group2
>ServerName myserv2
>UseCanonicalName On
>HostnameLookups Off
>
>NameVirtualHost ip:3000
>
>Listen 3000
><VirtualHost ip:3000>
>DocumentRoot /home/rep2/www
>ServerName domain2.com
>ServerAlias www.domain2.com
>UserDir disabled
></VirtualHost>
>
>Is there a misteak ? ;)
>
>Thanks,=20
>
>Pierre=20
>
>
>
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