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I have a webserver (i call it karichan) runnign Kubuntu apache mysql & php.
It hosts several of my websites: hackerlabs.net forums.hackerlabs.net jedite83.hackerlabs.net
I am setting up a second server ...
- 08-12-2008 #1Just Joined!
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2 server on 1 port
I have a webserver (i call it karichan) runnign Kubuntu apache mysql & php.
It hosts several of my websites: hackerlabs.net forums.hackerlabs.net jedite83.hackerlabs.net
I am setting up a second server (called hippie) which will host hippie.hackerlabs.net but they need to be on port 80. my router sends all requests on port 80 to karichan. How would i get it so requests to hippie.hackerlabs.net are forwarded to the server hippie.
I have read that it can be done with some sort of proxing in apache but I cannot find any decent instructions i understand.
- 08-12-2008 #2
I think you are looking for this
apache reverse proxy - Google Search
but unless its because of a resource issue and neither server can handle both websites, I don't know why you don't simplify it and run both websites on the same apache. Its much easier to manage 1 server vs 2 unless there is a real need
apache name based virtual host - Google Search
and/or search this forum for "name based virtual host"


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