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Subject: Apache 1.3 and redirecting a virtual domain to a web page?
> Anyone know how to set up Apache 1.3 (RH8.0) such that
>
> http://resume.daevid.com will serve the file
> http://daevid.com/resume.shtml
>
> And while we're at it, how about
>
>
Anyone know how to set up Apache 1.3 (RH8.0) such that
http://resume.daevid.com will serve the file
http://daevid.com/resume.shtml
And while we're at it, how about
http://foo.daevid.com to go to http://daevid.com/foo/
This one I think I can do with a regular like any
others, but I have a feel
On Dom 06 Oct 2002 01:08, Frank Bax wrote:
>
> I agree that both sendmail and apache can each handle multiple domains on a
> single ip address (I have one box running these services for a dozen
> domains), but I wonder if that is what Martin is asking exactly. It sounds
> like he might be saying
At 08:04 PM 10/5/02, Edward Marczak wrote:
>On 10/5/02 4:55 PM, "Martín Marqués" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tapped the
>keys:
>
> > Is it really possible (I've been reading lots of discussions about this
> on the
> > net) to set virtual domain form MTA (o
On 10/5/02 4:55 PM, "Martín Marqués" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tapped the
keys:
> Is it really possible (I've been reading lots of discussions about this on the
> net) to set virtual domain form MTA (on one side) and web servers (on the
> other side) using only one IP
Is it really possible (I've been reading lots of discussions about this on the
net) to set virtual domain form MTA (on one side) and web servers (on the
other side) using only one IP on each one of the two servers (MTA server and
web-server), instead of using aliasing?
Thanks
--
Porqué
"Paul R. Watkins" wrote:
>
> Here's what I get when accessing the error_log
>
> [Sun Jan 9 04:04:29 2000] [notice] child pid 16139 exit signal Segmentation fau
> lt (11)
> [Sun Jan 9 04:04:29 2000] [notice] child pid 16138 exit signal Segmentation fau
> lt (11)
>
> Hundredreds of these -- but
Here's what I get when accessing the error_log
[Sun Jan 9 04:04:29 2000] [notice] child pid 16139 exit signal Segmentation fau
lt (11)
[Sun Jan 9 04:04:29 2000] [notice] child pid 16138 exit signal Segmentation fau
lt (11)
Hundredreds of these -- but I haven't got a clue what this means -- can
"Paul R. Watkins" wrote:
>
> I get an empty document.
>
> I can ping all the nameservers from outside the server -- that is from the
> internet -- they all are accessable -- I'm trying to see why the ip reverse
> mappings aren't working.
>
> Thanks for your suggestions -- what does the empty do
I get an empty document.
I can ping all the nameservers from outside the server -- that is from the
internet -- they all are accessable -- I'm trying to see why the ip reverse
mappings aren't working.
Thanks for your suggestions -- what does the empty document imply?
Paul
Gordon Messmer wrote:
"Paul R. Watkins" wrote:
> 1. I can access the main domain and get email. Trying to access my web
> site on the main domain tries to connect but delivers nothing -- httdp
> is running and configured correctly.
Do you get an empty document, or does the connection stall for a really
long time?
> 2
y 08, 2000 1:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DNS & Virtual Domain Problems
I have a server connected to a network which is primarily for email and
webserving running RH 6.0 and IBM's apache web server 1.3.6.1.
It's been working fine since July --absolutely zero problems. I
I have a server connected to a network which is primarily for email and
webserving running RH 6.0 and IBM's apache web server 1.3.6.1.
It's been working fine since July --absolutely zero problems. It has 2
virtual email and web domains and one non-virtual domain with both web
and e
Hi Scott,
Since you just asked about virtual domains I'm going to assume that you
have the real domain for your machine set up with a fully qualified,
resolvable domain.
1) Go to /etc/sendmail.cw and add the virtual domain(s) in:
*
# sendmail.cw - include all al
Never mind! I forget to modify /etc/sendmail.cw. All is well now.
Glen
On Tue, 4 Jan 2000, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
>I just set up a virtual domain, holiness.homeip.net, on my home box. Http
>is working, but incoming mail is being rejected with "551 we don't
>relay,"
I just set up a virtual domain, holiness.homeip.net, on my home box. Http
is working, but incoming mail is being rejected with "551 we don't
relay," and "550 user does not exist," error messages. Reading through
the header it's my box that is rejecting the incomi
Thank you both
After I sent the request, I figured I would give a rebuild of the cf file
a try, and that did it.
Thanks again,
Mike
On Thu, 21 May 1998, Spencer Yost, Mgr. I.S. wrote:
> I recently built sendmail 8.8.8 with virtual domain hosting on a RedHat 5.0
> machine and just
I recently built sendmail 8.8.8 with virtual domain hosting on a RedHat 5.0
machine and just got it working. Here were the gotchas I found:
* - sendmail.cf MUST be built with the m4 configuration builder
* - the virtual domain MUST be in the cw file
I had the same symptoms: sendmail -bv
> When running the command line:
> sendmail -bv [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> It returns back the valid info. However, if someone trys to send mail to
> that user, they either get a userunknown, or it gets sent to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> It is all very frustrating, has anyone else seen this and can off
Hello,
We just upgraded our mail server to redhat 5.0. And, everything is just
great (save for building a version of BIND 4.9.7, because of that security
deal)
Anyway...Everything is working fine, with the major exception of the
virtual emails.
When running the command line:
sendmail -bv [EMAI
>I have already configured my server to run a "virtual domain" that
> is that another URL than the first is working on internet browsers on
> my server, my question is how can I add users that may have mail
> address with the new "domain", where can
Hello everybody!
I have already configured my server to run a "virtual domain" that
is that another URL than the first is working on internet browsers on
my server, my question is how can I add users that may have mail
address with the new "domain", where can I read abo
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