Re: Automatic Virtual Hosts

[<sak...@go...>]

Thanks Joe!
I see, it is about the VirtualDocumentRoot etc. 

Nat 

Joe Cooper writes: 

> I believe the Apache docs have what you're looking for: 
> 
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/vhosts/mass.html 
> 
> of for 1.3.x 
> 
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/mass.html 
> 
> (It's pretty much the same for both versions, I think.) 
> 
> Basically, it allows you to setup Apache to answer requests for pretty
> much any domain that comes at it, assuming a directory exists under that
> name in its configured virtual host root.  It just makes mass virtual
> hosting easier by allowing you to forget about the Apache part of
> Virtual setup--you then only need to add a domain name to your name
> server, a directory (with appropriate permissions and dir structure),
> and handle mail or whatever else you need to do.  It also allows Apache
> to startup faster than if it has hundreds or thousands of virts
> configured within the httpd_conf file. 
> 
> sak...@ma... wrote:
>> Hello.  
>> 
>> I am new to webmin. I found "Automatic Virtual Hosts" in the Apache configuration panel. It looks interesting, but I do not know what it means. Could someone please point me to a right direction? 
>> 
>> Nat 
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