[users@httpd] Config file

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Subject: [users@httpd] Config file
From: "jay" <jay@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 12:25:53 -0800
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Hello all,

I have an external and internal site. I want to be able to run the external/public site on port 80, and my internal on another port.

I have a couple of remote offices that will need to access the internal site as well. How can I accomplish this? I want to be able to deny access to my internal site from public view and only allow my remote offices to see it.

I am running apache on OSX Panther.

Thanks,

Jay

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