Which Directory Service do you use for your network?
None NIS LDAP LDAP + Kerberos Samba Active Directory eDirectory other ( 712 votes ~ 14 comments )
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#14 Re: Hosting multiple websites with Apache2 Posted by trollll (24.153.xx.xx) on Sat 8 Jul 2006 at 18:21 Can you not just use Alias as part of the main config to achieve the same thing? You could, but I don't like having webmail as (essentially) a subdirectory. Also, this way you can apply different configurations to each webmail as necessary. And you can just reload the server instead of restarting it if you change the config. Heh...I haven't used reload in so long after having odd behavior early on that I forgot about it completely. I don't restart webservers often so it doesn't come up a whole lot.
Can you not just use Alias as part of the main config to achieve the same thing?
You could, but I don't like having webmail as (essentially) a subdirectory. Also, this way you can apply different configurations to each webmail as necessary.
And you can just reload the server instead of restarting it if you change the config.
Heh...I haven't used reload in so long after having odd behavior early on that I forgot about it completely. I don't restart webservers often so it doesn't come up a whole lot.
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