Tag Archives: mod_vhost_alias
Most read blog posts for April, 2013
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April showers are done, and it’s time for May flowers! As the month begins, what were you reading last month? Here’s the most popular blog posts on thinkbuildblog for April: (more…)
May 1, 2013
Categories: Blog Roundup
Tags: Apache, full-page caching, Gee-Gee Law, Herculo, Magento, mod_vhost_alias, PHP, shell_exec function, Sublime Text 2, tutorials, Twitter, women in tech, WYSIWYG
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Configuring Apache to use mod_vhost_alias
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In a previous post, I talked about an Apache module called mod_vhost_alias and the benefits it could have. A commenter posed a question:
Would you mind posting a full example of the vhost that you’re using for context? Additionally, what settings are you using in httpd.conf for things like DocumentRoot, ServerName, etc.
Here is the minimum configuration you would need to include in your httpd.conf file to get vhost aliasing to work. (more…)
February 20, 2013
Categories: Tech topics
Tags: Apache, httpd.conf, mod_vhost_alias, settings, Tariq Chaudhry, vhost, working locally
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