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Hi,

 

I\'m running an apache webserver on SUSE.

My domainname is linked to the nameservers of no-ip.com.

I have wildcards enabled, so *.mydomain.tld goes via a webdirect to my webserver 192.168.0.2 (via portforwarding on my firewall)

 

Now I want to server name based virtual hosts on the apache but I CANNOT find the right info in the apache manuals

 

ex: mydomain.tld has docroot /www/htdocs/main

sub1.mydomain.tld has docroot /www/htdocs/sub1

sub2.mydomain.tld has docroot /www/htdocs/sub2

 

I tried the following virtualhosts setup:

 

<VirtualHost *>

DocRoot /www/htdocs/main

ServerName mydomain.tld

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *>

DocRoot /www/htdocs/sub1

ServerName sub1.mydomain.tld

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *>

DocRoot /www/htdocs/sub2

ServerName sub2.mydomain.tld

</VirtualHost>

 

Whatever url I type in, I always get connected to the domain mydomain.tld (so the index file in /www/htdocs/main)

 

 

I would greatly appreciate if someone could help me out here!

 

Many thanks,

Tommy

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Just a thought, but do you have the right syntax in there?

According to the Apache docs, it should be:

   NameVirtualHost *

 

   <VirtualHost *>

   ServerName www.domain.tld

   DocumentRoot /www/domain

   </VirtualHost>

whereas you have:

<VirtualHost *>  

DocRoot /www/htdocs/sub1  

ServerName sub1.mydomain.tld  

</VirtualHost>

I don\'t know if you have \"DocumentRoot\" in full in your httpd.conf?

 

D

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