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Setting up Virtual Domains in FreeBSD / Apache
Well with several question in the channel, and just general questions on this topic, figured I would sit down and write something...
1. Modify the httpd.conf that is located in /usr/local/etc/apache you will need to enter the following information for a standard virtual domain :
Below is a section of the httpd.conf :
<VirtualHost 199.3.90.22>
ServerName freebsd.org
ServerAlias freebsd.org *.freebsd.org
DocumentRoot /usr/home/freebsd/public_html/
ScriptAlias /freebsd-cgi-bin/ "/usr/home/freebsd/pubic_html/cgi-bin/"
ErrorLog /var/log/www/freebsd.com-error.log
TransferLog /var/log/www/freebsd.com-access.log
</VirtualHost>
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Once you have then modified the httpd.conf you then need to refire apache to make the changes take affect. To do this, do the following command:
/usr/local/sbin/apachectl restart
2. In the /etc/namedb we need to make a new .db file. We now need to edit and modify the named.conf thats located in /etc/namedb. In the named.conf
you need to have something that looks like this for this virtuals.
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zone "freebsd.org" {
type master;
file "freebsd.db";
};
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3. Now Kill -HUP named if you dont know how to do this, you need to type
"top" and look for the PID for named, once you get the number for example:
70197 root 2 0 2552K 1160K select 1 3:16 0.00% 0.00% named
we would type "kill -HUP 70197" which would restart the named daemon.
GhostRdr
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