Date: Wed, 15 Mar 1995 19:45:50 +0000 () From: tim kelley <tim@fifth-avenue.com> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: Apache Vir. Host/ NCSA httpd Message-ID: <Pine.BSF.3.91.950315193621.7384A-100000@fifth-avenue.com>
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Hi, Has anyone out there configured Apache to successfully run Virtual Hosts along the following lines: -- a server with an IP address of 204.216.163.3 answering to "www.foo.com" (this I have done) -- now, can I make an IP address of 204.216.163.100 answering to "www.foobar.com" ? -- now, can I make an IP address of 204.216.163.101 answering to "www.foobarfoo.com" ? Questions are: 1.) In the config files for the host machine, do I need to make the second and third IP addresses available to config files in FreeBSD or does Apache just handle that? If the former, how do I do this? 2.) Can you give me a sense of the Virtual Host syntax to use in the httpd.conf file? 3.) What exactly does the .htaccess file do (in srm.conf)? Finally, is there a port of NCSA's 1.4 httpd for FreeBSD? Where? Thanks, Tim
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