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2.6 Using Virtual Hosts 39

won’t have to do any manipulation of the virtual hosts directives in

httpd.conf. However,if you would like to usethe virtual hosts capabil-

ity for some other reason, you can.

To create a new virtual host, you’ll need to alter the virtual host lines in

httpd.conf. Find the lines which read as follows:

#<VirtualHost host.some_domain.com>

#ServerAdmin [email protected]_domain.com

#DocumentRoot /www/doc/host.some_domain.com

#ServerName my.domain.com

#ErrorLog logs/host.some_domain.com-error_log

#TransferLog logs/host.some_domain.com-access_log

#</VirtualHost>

Uncomment allof the lines (remove the #from the beginning of each line).

Then add the correct information for your machine and/or your virtual

host to each line.

Forexample,in theﬁrstline,<VirtualHost host.some domain.com>,

change the server’s name to whatever your server’s name is. You’ll need

to use the same name for both your virtual server and your ”real” server,

unless you have another valid DNS name to use for the virtual host. In

other words, don’t just make something up. Ask your system administra-

tor if you don’t know how to get a valid domain name.

Many other conﬁguration directives can be placed between the virtual

host tags, depending upon why you’re setting up a virtual host.

If you set up a virtual host and want it to listen on a non-default port (80

is the default port for non-secure web communications; 443 is the default

port for secure web communications), you’ll need to set up a virtual host

forthat portandadd aListen line tohttpd.conf corresponding to that

port.

To have a virtual host work speciﬁcally for that port, add the port number

to the ﬁrst line of the virtual host conﬁguration. The ﬁrst line should look

something like the following:

1 2 ... 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 ... 100 101

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