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Hah... didn't think you could put a * in the ServerAlias... haven't |
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found any documentation to that effect. But I'll try this. |
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And Nicholas, I haven't had a chance to try your solution yet, but I |
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appreciate it. Thanks to everyone who tried to help. I can probably get |
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one of these to work. |
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b |
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Michael Stewart (vericgar) wrote: |
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> Ben Munat wrote: |
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>> Hello. Does anyone know how I can configure apache 2.0.x to map all |
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>> requests to a given subdomain to a give directory regardless of the rest |
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>> of the server name? |
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>> Doing this for my webmail setup... so mail.foo.com, mail.bar.com, |
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>> mail.baz.com, etc. should all map to my squirrelmail directory. |
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>> I've been doing this by adding virtual host directives for the mail |
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>> subdomain for every domain I add but it seems like there should be an |
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>> easier way. I figure I can probably do it with mod_rewrite but I'm no |
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>> wizard with that. |
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>> thanks, |
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>> |
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>> b |
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> If I understand you right, you want mail.* to point to say /var/www/mail |
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> , while letting other domains/subdomains point to their own places. |
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> Here's how I handle it on my server: |
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> <VirtualHost *:80> |
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> ServerName mail.your-domain.com |
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> ServerAlias mail.* |
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> DocumentRoot /var/www/mail |
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> [... other configuration as needed ...] |
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> </VirtualHost> |
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> This needs to be one of the first virtual hosts that apache reads so |
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> that it matches mail.* before it matches say *.blahblah.com (if you are |
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> hosting blahblah.com) |
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> |
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