| hexidigital | i have to go to work night all |
| noodl | tyrok: it's usually best not to tie vhosts to addresses at all. see: faq1 |
| fajita | The value of a NameVirtualHost directive has to match the content of <VirtualHost> exactly. For example, NameVirtualHost *:80 must be used with <VirtualHost *:80> |
| ubuntu-rocks | night hexidigital |
| tyrok | noodl: Yes, I'd love to do that, but whenever I've tried it, it's messed up other subdomains I've got running on here. |
| remote | can i use multiple .htaccess files for rewriting urls? |
| noodl | tyrok: yeah, they all need to match up right. httpd -S might help remote: it's better to use no htaccess files for rewriting urls. (but, yes, to answer your question directly) |
| CraZyLeGs | Hi, I've setup a VirtualHost, but I get a problem, I set it to be canvas, but looks like localhost also redirects/uses that virtualHost here is my config http://apache.pastebin.ca/496107 |
| remote | i.e.: one in public_html/ another one in public_html/example/ and is mod_rewrite smart enough to know the location of the file and change its root? noodl, i have no access to httpd.conf, is there an alternative? |
| tyrok | noodl: So you're saying that all of them have to be *:80 for any of the *:80's to work? |
| CraZyLeGs | s/config/VirtualHost definition |
| ubuntu-rocks | in gentoo, /www was linked to /var/htdocs/localhost (or something like that), what is the ubuntu equivalent? |
| noodl | remote: then you've got no choice :) yes, mod_rewrite deals with relative urls, so in htaccess, the file foo in the current directory is just foo, not /root/foo |
| tyrok | noodl: Is that why it's never worked? I didn't change all of them, just some? |
| noodl | tyrok: roughly speaking, yes. but again, httpd -s helps |
| CraZyLeGs | any clue ? |