Apache
First, the Apache is installed correctly, then follows the set up of virtual hosting by editing the configuration files. The major configuration files are httpd.conf, error.conf, server-tuning.conf, and others. These files are configured for general information, one must gain root access with sudo command to edit them. Edit / etc./apache2/httpd.conf and identify this line:Include / etc./apache2/vhosts.d/*.conf replace it with Include / etc./apache2/vhosts.d/vhost.conf then save the file.
Second, vhost.conf is created as a root by renaming the vhost.template file in / vhosts.d/:mv vhost.template vhost.conf.
Third, the file is edited to allow other name-based websites on one IP address. Add in the virtual host directive NamevirtualHost *. The asterisk allows any address to be set. Under this directive, the first virtual host can be added. The tag for defined virtual host block is opened, and then the ServerAdmin...
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