Re: [users@httpd] separate logs for aliases (Apache Users)

You can use one IP and have a secure-server as well as a name-based virtual hosting server for port 80. Just run two instances of Apache. The apache monitor is capable of reporting and controlling both.

You are right that using name-based hosting on port 80 will cause the SSL-port server to crap out completely. That's why I suggest you start another server.

I set mine up using a single domain. When I got an inexpensive cert, I specified the secure site as secure.my_domain.com

The regular http on port 80 still works fine with two different name-based virtual hosts www.my_domain.com and www.my_other_domain.com

With this you also get the option of completely separate configurations -- and so of course you may have separate logs.

Bill Angus

----- Original Message -----

From: Shai

To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 7:59 PM

Subject: [users@httpd] separate logs for aliases

Hi,

Since I'm a home user and I only have 1 IP but I still want to make
access to my SSL secured sites, I decided I can't use vhosts since
those either need to configure different ports or separate IP per
vhost.

So what I want to use now are aliases like:

https://mydomain.com/webmail
and
https://mydomain.com/admin

etc etc ...

That said, I still want to have separate logs per site. Can that be
done? If yes, how?

Thanks in advance,
Shai

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