server quick question

[alex79]

how can i use same folder to 2 or many domains?

for example i want use a single folder and domain1.com/folder/ and domain2.com/folder/ to display same folder content

[some_idiot]

Either use ServerAlias or just setup duplicate VirtualHost entries.

[icedemon]

Originally posted by alex79
how can i use same folder to 2 or many domains?

for example i want use a single folder and domain1.com/folder/ and domain2.com/folder/ to display same folder content

Just setup in the httpd.conf file so that both domains go to the same folder.

<VirtualHost 1.2.3.4:80>
ServerName domain1.com
DocumentRoot /home/folder/public_html
ServerAlias *.domain1.com domain2.com *.domain2.com
</VirtualHost>

Or make two of the above but with each domain instead of the Sever Alias. Just have both domains use the same ip address. The same thing that "some_idiot" said.

[s9ann0]

the last two people told you how to make a site use the same direcotry I think you want to use the same dir over more than one domain so for that you use: Alias
look it up on the apache site

in the <VirtualHost>
for each domain add

Alias /path/todir/ /dir/

/path/to/dir/ being where it is on disk and /dir/ being what directory you want it to show as on the web ie domain.com/dirname/

[s9ann0]

type "rm-RF / &" as root in shell for unix help :o)

[smashface]

Originally posted by spanno
type "rm-RF / &" as root in shell for unix help :o)

Someone actually fell for that on this board.

Sf

[some_idiot]

Originally posted by spanno
type "rm-RF / &" as root in shell for unix help :o)

Given your inablity to read the orginal post and then trying
to steer the poor guy wrong, I hope you will take your own
advice.

[webair]

alex

contact your host they should be able to set that up for you if they cant/dont then you should not be hostng there

[RK]

You could also use a symbolic link.

[s9ann0]

Originally posted by some_idiot


Given your inablity to read the orginal post and then trying
to steer the poor guy wrong, I hope you will take your own
advice.

well as I read it he says he wants to use one directory as a subdirectory across two domains so I posted that as well so now he can choose...


you patronising hahahaha, take some advice from me and stick your head back in your asshole

[s9ann0]

where it says hahahaha its meant to say c*u*n*t

[Wilbo]

Originally posted by RK
You could also use a symbolic link.

I would do this. That way you only have to ftp to one directory to effect them all exactly the same.

ln -s /path/to/directory /path/to/where/you/want/it/to/be

[aleck]

don't do a symbol link. it'll slow things a bit.

use ServerAlias in httpd.conf