Hello eveyone,
FInally I have my 3 VHOSTS working and my DHCP and DNS.
Now hopefully with your help the coup-de-grace
Forwarding the outside world to the correct VHOST.
Currently I only seem to be able to direct the userland internet browsers to the 1 VHOST that is defined first in my VHOSTS.conf if I put an entry in the Linux boxes /etc/hosts file to match the first VHOSTS host.
I'd rather not use the /etc/hosts file as I have DNS + DHCP working.
Can anyone steer me to the correct documentation to accomplish my goal. I googled and checked to doccos but have failed to find anything on this.
Should it all be automatic - the reason for having VHOSTS to begin with - ie. just point the VHOSTS definition to a separate /var/ for each user?
Or is there a better way to do it?
Thanks for any help.
Ian T
FInally I have my 3 VHOSTS working and my DHCP and DNS.
Now hopefully with your help the coup-de-grace
Forwarding the outside world to the correct VHOST.
Currently I only seem to be able to direct the userland internet browsers to the 1 VHOST that is defined first in my VHOSTS.conf if I put an entry in the Linux boxes /etc/hosts file to match the first VHOSTS host.
I'd rather not use the /etc/hosts file as I have DNS + DHCP working.
Can anyone steer me to the correct documentation to accomplish my goal. I googled and checked to doccos but have failed to find anything on this.
Should it all be automatic - the reason for having VHOSTS to begin with - ie. just point the VHOSTS definition to a separate /var/ for each user?
Or is there a better way to do it?
Thanks for any help.
Ian T