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#8 Re: Hosting multiple websites with Apache2 Posted by Steve (62.30.xx.xx) on Fri 7 Jul 2006 at 09:19 I guess with that setup, since the webmail is "inside" the document root you can access it either via either of the links: webmail.example.org www.example.org/webmail For me I'd tend to only use the webmail.example.org site available and I'd do it with: mkdir /home/www/webmail.example.org/ mkdir /home/www/webmail.example.org/logs ln -s /home/www/webmail /home/www/webmail.example.org/htdocs (No need for a CGI directory in this case I guess!) Still I guess this is personal preference really.. Steve
I guess with that setup, since the webmail is "inside" the document root you can access it either via either of the links:
For me I'd tend to only use the webmail.example.org site available and I'd do it with:
mkdir /home/www/webmail.example.org/ mkdir /home/www/webmail.example.org/logs ln -s /home/www/webmail /home/www/webmail.example.org/htdocs
(No need for a CGI directory in this case I guess!)
Still I guess this is personal preference really..
Steve
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