Setting up the Apache Webserver on a Linux Server - Part 2

[shylimelight]

I have added two virtual hosts, but both websites when I type them into my browser only ever access the first virtual server on the virtual server list if I move a different virtual server up the top of the list then that becomes one that gets accessed.

Any advice?

[thededicatedserverha]

@shylimelight make sure you add a NameVirtualHost directive first. If you don't, it defaults to an IP based virtualhost and only the first IP/port combination gets used

[shylimelight]

@thededicatedserverha I found the problem. I had to go to "Servers > Global Configuration > Networking and Addresses > Addresses for name virtual servers" and delete the public static IP I had in there and enter * into that field. Then of course click Save and then Apply Changes. As soon as I did this my sites now access their respective folders.

[mdnetworks177]

Do you have any idea how many times you say uhh in these two videos. Like 50 times ! Arrrrrr!. But thanks for the tutorial.

[anuthehigh]

Can you help me please I'm getting this error in Apache server

VirtualHost overlaps with VirtualHost , the first has precedence, perhaps you need a NameVirtualHost directive

[BananamanTE]

Thank you for the guide, but just one question? How do i configure the domain?

[thededicatedserverha]

Check out the videos on DNS + there's a free chapter available at my website (youtube won't let me post the URL, but send me a private message if you need it)

[intercasso]

thanks for tutorial mate, helped me a lot

[thededicatedserverha]

joshchannel: it's a bummer to see people who are experienced enough to use a .conf file instead of a GUI try to learn from YouTube instead of from man pages, too

This is a "beginner's guide" for a reason.

[joshchannel]

lets see this done by command line please. its a bummer to watch someone configure a linux server using internet explorer.

[tempeshit]

thanks so much , VIVA LINUX