Hello,
What changes will I need to make, besides getting a separate IP address, so I can host 2 domains on the VPS?
I have a domain hosted on a VPS at Linode (I'm pretty happy with them) and would like to add another domain to the same VPS with its own IP address.
I'm planning on setting up several websites on the same server, by using the Virtual Hosts feature of Apache. My question is whether I should also create a separate Linux user for each of them? And if so, what privileges should be given to these users? What group should they be assigned to?
Would be interested in hearing the specific steps I should take, as I'm pretty much a newb here.
Hi ,
I am new to the unix environment.
I need to install apache 2.2.21 on my machine.
I have tried configuring apache from /etc/apache2 directory.
But now I want to install it under a separate user.
Can anybody tell me the step by step procedure to install it under separate user,please ?
Thanks & Regards,
Bikash.
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On a large drupal site, the database server is on a separate server connected directly to the web server. The web server uses apache and memcached. The problem is that whenever the post is a large, say larger than 10KB, the server does not return correctly. I checked both apache and mysql logs but could not find any trace of errors being logged.
dear all,
We have a guest book page that being hit by spam bot.
Currently we've dispose the page, but the spam bot was keep hitting that page, that cost us a lot of Apache thread and processes. Though it's only showing Apache's default forbidden page, but still it takes/needs Apache threads.
I have a problem with VirtualHosts which Apache 2.4.
I have two copies of a folder in separate locations. They contain the exact same .htaccess file. Both .htaccess files have the same permissions and owners.
/home/sites/site/public_html/
/var/www/html/site/
I had a VirtualHost whose DocumentRoot used to point to /home/sites but I changed it to /var/www and restarted Apache.
Now my htaccess rules no longer work.
Front end ip
10.0.0.1 < Varnish
www.test1.com points to 10.0.0.1
www.test2.com points to 10.0.0.1
Backend ( apache separate server ) apache server
www.test1.com:80
www.test2.com:80
The website are running on apache server. I want to use varnish from a different server to point back to sites. Both sites use same ip. How can I pass 2 different host header back to apache ?
I'm a software developer and I have a new laptop with Ubuntu.
I plan to set up this laptop as a development workstation where I'll do my professional work (for my company) and also I'll develop some personal/home software.
I want to have my professional stuff (applications, software libraries, configurations, etc.) separate (as much as possible) from my personal stuff.
So I think having separat
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