You can do this using the virtual host syntax, but providing the port as
well. You virtual host config will look somethign like
NameVirtualHost your_ip:80
NameVirtualHost your_ip:8000
ServerName name.my.com
..
Port 8000 # may or may not be necessary
ServerName name.my.com
..
apache.org
Why do you want the same service to be available on both the ports,if i may ask?
Cheers,
Vineeta
Robert Reyes wrote:
> why don't you just setup a virtual host. i haven't done serving web pages from
> different ports at the same time. doing it the virtual way could be alot
> easier, but then ag
why don't you just setup a virtual host. i haven't done serving web pages from
different ports at the same time. doing it the virtual way could be alot
easier, but then again, you want to have only one name. using virtual host, you
can setup your apache to serve for one.my.com and two.my.com usin
