webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
OK, I put in NameVirtualHost 216.107.115.123:80, and put <VirtualHost *:80> in one of the websites, then restarted apache. I still get the warning below,
Is there a reason that you want 216.107.115.123 only IP address that these sites are available from? Do you have multiple IP addresses? If you don't have a reason for restricting then I would sugesst *:80 as the NameVirtualHost setting, and leave your virtual hosts the same. If there is a reason that you want these sites only available on this IP address you must change the value in the <VirtualHosts *:80> dirrective to match that IP address.
but I must be on the right track. When I try to access the sites now, I get the Apache Test Page instead of the message that the connection had been refused. EXCEPT on one site that I have not changed one character on, I get :[warn] NameVirtualHost 216.107.115.123:80 has no VirtualHostsNot Found The requested URL /index.html was not found on this server.
I would think this is an indication that it's looking elsewhere than the default dirrectory. This may be a good sign. Create a simple index.html in the DocumentRoot and see if it's loading. If so you've got something good going on. You *can* have multiple NameVirtualServer directives if you want different virtual servers to be served from different IP addresses (also a possibility to use so that you can have sites on the same server that are only visable to your intranet).
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