Re: [Krang-general] re: subdomain for secure certificate

[Daniel P. <dan...@gm...>]

This isn't really a krang question... basically you need to set up a
new virtual host in your httpd.conf (if you don't know how to do this,
it's probably best to ask an apache mailing list about how to do this
or better yet, read the apache docs at httpd.apache.org).

Once your vhost is set up, you create a new krang site that publishes
to the document root of your vhost. You probably want to set up a
preview vhost (and put an entry in your DNS or hosts file for it) and
set that in your site too. That's it.

Again, this sounds like a non krang question (aside from creating the
site), so try to stay on topic :)

-Daniel

P.S. If you want your new domain to point to the same place as your
old one, just make the document root for your new vhost point to the
old document root... then you don't need to create a new site.

On 8/24/05, Giancarlo Libertino <gli...@ro...> wrote:
> Hello Krang community,
> I'm trying to make a subdomain for e-commerce on our site (a secure form =
to
> accept online donations.  I've bought a secure certificate from our web h=
ost
> for secure.roberthjackson.org.  How do I create the
> secure.roberthjackson.org subdomain?  Do I have to change anything in
> krang.conf or httpd.conf?  Does it matter if it's just an alias or a real
> directory?
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> Help me Obi Wan,
> Giancarlo
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