[Xitami] Multiple WEB pages in Xitami.

[Francis Turner]

jglong3@att.net wrote:

>Hello,
>
>And, Thanks for your time, help, and advise!!!
>
>I am a novice at using Xitami or any WEB Page Server and configuration. Just downloaded Xitami with a short test and all is working great on a Windows 95/98 LAN with 7 PCs connected via an 8 port HUB! The WEB page created in c:\xitami\webpages as default.htm can be read by the Browsers at all the PCs on this LAN.
>
>I have been receiving the Xitami Emails for several years before this download and I feel that the following question is probably answered in those Emails. But, the last several years of these have been deleted to reclaim space on the disk.
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>I have been looking for an example and trying to structure the c:\xitami\webpages\*.htm directory and files for several URLs with no success.
>
>For example:
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>   1. As a test, the HOSTS file was created with the following entry for each PCs on this LAN:
>
>               10.10.10.7        www.abc.com
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>This works great and causes the c:\xitami\webpages\default.htm to be displayed at each PC that keys in the following on that PCs WEB browser:
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>              http://www.abc.com
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>I would like to add more entries to the HOSTS file for example:
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>           10.10.10.7         www.abc.com
>           10.10.10.7         www.def.com
>               .                 . 
>             etc.               etc.
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>Plus, have their respective WEB pages for www.abc.com and www.def.com when those URLs are entered at the BROWSER.
>
>If this can be accomplished via Xitami an example showing how to MAP web pages for 2 URLs would be a GREAT help and would help to show how more can be configured as required.
>  
>
Check out the virtual hosts section of the Xitami config

>And,  THANKS for your time, effort, and advise!!!!
>
>Jerry
> 
>
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