How to use mod_vhost_alias

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November 29th, 2000, 10:49 AM

isidre

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I have 525 virtual hosts running in a single Apache. And I think it will be knocked out sooner or later.

I'have read that using mod_vhost_alias my httpd.conf will be more little, and Apache will not get out of order because of this 525 virtual hosts.

Well, my problem is: Can I have more than one Virtual Host, some of them with wildcards % and some of them without it (with specific names, like www.domain.com)?

Perhaps, using one IP adress for those without it and other IP adress for the rest?

Thanks

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