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Sure, that's very easy, so long as you/they have access/control of the DNS servers, simply add the new server/IP to DNS, and in your httpd.conf file, add the <VirtualHost> directives for the new Virtual Web, just as you would for &quot;www.newhost.com&quot;. -Ted -Teddy L. Biesecker, Jr. Web...

Good luck! I asked the same question a month or so ago, and no one's been able to respond. I thought to ask the Geocities WebMasters, as they seem to do that sort of thing, but have had no luck on that front either. If/when I find out, I'll let you know! :^) -Ted -Teddy L. Biesecker, Jr...

Common error. FP is a real pain. This is a known problem all over, but I'm yet unaware how to fix it. I'll keep an eye out, and let ya know if I hear anything... Good luck! -Ted -Teddy L. Biesecker, Jr. Web System Analyst HQ USSOCOM, MacDill AFB, FL webmaster@socom.mil

Apache cannot handle FTP requests. You'll need an FTP server for that. Good luck! -Ted -Teddy L. Biesecker, Jr. Web System Analyst HQ USSOCOM, MacDill AFB, FL webmaster@socom.mil

You need to check and change your &quot;/conf/httpd.conf&quot; file. There are paths set in there to say where all the other stuff can be found, which is why I bet you are looking in the &quot;etc&quot; directory. Good luck! -Ted -Teddy L. Biesecker, Jr. Web System Analyst HQ USSOCOM, MacDill...

Try &quot;kill -HUP <pid>&quot; where <pid> is the Process ID for the &quot;root&quot; process of Apache. It simply reloads Apache's config file, and does not &quot;per se&quot; kill any processes. What specifically do you mean by &quot;gracefully&quot;? If you restart the platform, then of...

Yes, you'll need to add a &quot;handler&quot; in your httpd.conf, and possibly an item in your MIME Types file (/conf/mime.types) too. I assume ColdFusion's installed properly on the server as well? You need to find-out if CF is running via CGI, or Dynamic Shared Object (DSO). If it's...

Sure! Just copy the contents of the DocumentRoot directory that HAS the Apache default pages to the DocumentRoot directory of the OTHER virtual web. Apache installas ONE set of default pages, but if you modify DocumentRoot, or define virtual Webs, then whatever's in those directories is what's...

All, Is there not a way to force additional (custom) HTML on all pages served from the Web Server? I see that Geocities does it, as does others, and I'm SURE that Apache provides a way, I've just been unable to find the &quot;How To&quot; anywhere. Please advise... THANKS! :^) -Ted

1. &quot;Authname&quot; is just the text used in the login box to describe &quot;what&quot; you're logging into. (Use QUOTES!) 2. Check file and directory permissions to ensure the contents are readable by the user the Web Server's running as. 3. Recommend using &quot;require valid user&quot...