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#5 Re: Question: apache and ftp config best practise? Posted by bsod (82.66.xx.xx) on Fri 30 Sep 2005 at 18:23 With this number of website, you want to take a look at : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/mass.html (You can probably do the same thing with Apache 2). The idea is that the filesystem used to find websites, not the conf file. You avoid editing the conf files everytime you add/change/delete a site (and you avoid restarting Apache). For multiple address pointing to the same website, you can use symlinks. With a proper configuration, you could consider this kind of setup : /whatever/sites/customer1-domain/forum /whatever/sites/customer1-domain/images /whatever/sites/customer1-domain/www /whatever/sites/customer2-domain/www /whatever/sites/customer3-domain/data /whatever/sites/customer3-domain/www which allow you to set-up ftp root to /whatever/sites/customer1-domain/ for customer1 ... Have fun ;)

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