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Ports...
How can you make your own ports? For instance, say I have phpMyAdmin, and I want people to be able to access it by going to mydomain.com:9832. How would I go about doing that? Also, what if I wanted to be able to have them go to theirdomain.com:9832 to get to phpMyAdmin. Is this a file that I need to put in the skel directory? Thanks
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I think VirtualHost is the solution
You can do this by having the phpMyadmin in a Virtual Host.
Then in your Vistual Host definition just add a line: Listen:9832 if you don't know how to do that: <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot "your html root here" Server Name "mydomain.com" ...any other configuration(alias.log e.t.c.) </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot " your html root-phpMyAdmin here" Listen 9832 ...any other configuration(alias.log e.t.c.) </VirtualHost> You must have both sites, the main and the admin into Virtual Hosts, cause when you create virtual hosts, the main host info (domain, ports) for security reasons is not available from the web. |
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Thanks for helping! When I do that I get an error that says I can't have Listen inside of <VirtualHost>.
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