[Xitami] Sub domains

[Ron Ackerman]

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[Alias]I am able to do sub domains like www.mydomain.com/sub or
sub.mydomain.com. Now of course the first one is just a directory and
doesn't need it's own IP address. However with the second one I have to set
up an IP address for it. Is there a way to set up sub.mydomain.com without
it's own IP.

Ron

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