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03-08-2008, 01:11 PM
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Domains and Running Web Server..
Hello! I have my own Web Server running (Look in the Custom built section to see it)
And got everything up and running. Now for the confusing part..how can I make more then one domain work with the directories within my apache's htdocs? I am able to get one domain to work with the main section, however if I create direcotires like "pc" I want to be able to have another domain go to this like a normal host would allow. I am using dyndns for my "hostnames" and so far it only works with my IP and directs to the main part of my site. Windows XP btw. |
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03-10-2008, 08:44 PM
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VirtualHosts is what Apache uses.
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