Hi,
Thanks for your response. The below is what I currently have it. But, when I
use www.sc.com/cs then I was able to access it. However, I would like to
restrict it. So, only www.sc.org can go to cs folder, and www.sc.com can go
to dam folder
NameVirtualHost *:
DocumentRoot "/usr/loca
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 11:41 PM, Ndmigration wrote:
> www.sc.org should serve site from a folder called "cs"
> www.sc.com should serve site from a folder called "dam"
>
> but I don't want them to be interchangeable like www.sc.org/dam or
> www.sc.com/cs. How to restric this?
>
Are they in a Name
Hi,
We have two web servers under load balancer. I want to restrict access to
certain path based on host name. For example,
1. www.sc.org
2. www.sc.com
Both the above are pointing to the same Load Balacer IP but they need to
serve site from different folders. However, they should not serve si
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 10:19 AM, siraj p s wrote:
>
> Thank you Eric ...We were able to successfully implement our idea..Can this
> idea be utilised for preventing ipv4 address exhaustion?
>
*No.*
*I hate to be so blunt about it, but a standard httpd installation* will run
an (virtually) unlimit
Hi,
Apache Server 1:(Reverse proxy)
I have the following apache reverse proxy configured in one of the machine and
it works as expected. This apache proxy sends the requests to appserver and
gets the response back.
Listen 10443
ServerName
DocumentRoot "C:/Pr
Thank you Eric ...We were able to successfully implement our idea..Can this
idea be utilised for preventing ipv4 address exhaustion?