[Xitami] Multiple Xitami on one machine both using port 80.

[Jonathan D. Warren]

This can easily be solved by 1 instance of Xitami set up to have 
the default host plus 3 Virtual Hosts (VHosts) for your 4 IPs.

When creating a VHost, select the IP that you want to use for it.
I only have 1 IP, so I haven't personally used the IP method to 
specify VHosts, but I am using the DNS method successfully.

Before you begin using Virtual Hosts, please refer to the list archive 
from last month as there is a bug in 2.5b5 and the solution (requires 
re-compiling the source) was discussed.  If you're using 2.4d9, then 
VHosts should work for you.

Good luck

Jon Warren

At Wednesday, 1 May 2002, you wrote:

>Hi there,
>Is this possible? I have adsl and 4 ipadresses The adresses all 
come in on
>one NIC: eth0. (I am using Linux).
>I have it already working but then I have to set the first to port 
80 (do
>nothing) and the second to port 1080, the third to 2080 and the last to
>3080. That's not nice, I want them all on port 80 but all on seperate
>adresses.
>
>Is this possible?
>
>Gr, Nico Berg
>
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