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Old April 30th, 2008, 05:16 PM
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Question How to host 2 different websites?

I am using apache that is installed in the location:
h:\webserver\apache2
the htdocs folder is located at:
h:\webserver\apache2\htdocs

I am having trouble hosting 2 different websites. Im using DNS servers from zoneedit.com and I have the following locations forwarded to my ip address.

www.site1.com -> xx.xx.xxx.xx(my ipaddress)
site1.com -> xx.xx.xxx.xx(my ip address)
another.site1.com -> xx.xx.xxx.xx(my ipaddress)
www.another.site1.com -> xx.xx.xxx.xx (my ipaddress)

So, basically what im doing is I have the main site, www.site1.com, and then i have another site, www.another.site1.com, which uses site1 as a subdomain.

How do I set up an Apache Virtual host (if thats what I need) to realize that when thats entered as a url different.site1.com instead of going to H:\webserver\apache2\htdocs, to go to H:\webserver\apache2\htdocs\site2. This is currently what I have to so far but its not working.

NameVirtualHost *

<VirtualHost *>
ServerAdmin admin@site1.com
DocumentRoot H:/webserver/apache2/htdocs/site2
ServerName another.site1.com
</VirtualHost>

Sorry for such a long question.

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Old April 30th, 2008, 11:01 PM
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Figured it out

I fixed the problem, I had to direct the names from my DNS provider, then do the virtual hosts. Works great!

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