Re: does Pi3 server support Multiple domains?

["Vertigo" <vertigo1@metallicafan.com>]

and how would i map a domain name to a directory?

and what is the VirtualHostClass in the config.pi3 file mean?

-----Original Message-----
From: David Sudarma <webmaster@evernet.net>
To: Vertigo <vertigo1@metallicafan.com>
Cc: Ang-Chih Kao <akao@MIT.EDU>; Pi3 Mailing List <pi3-users@johnroy.com>
Date: Thursday, March 12, 1998 10:24 PM
Subject: Re: does Pi3 server support Multiple domains?


>yes it can, modify your config.pi3 file
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>John Roy know's everything, he's the one to ask :) he has been a big help
to me
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>> dns and/or ip. i mean like could pi3 run bfs.com, vertigo.dynip.com,
>> vertigo.usinternet.com, and 208.160.42.42. and do all this by like
mapping a
>> directory to each domain, for example
>> when somebody types in bfs.com it would goto my server and my server
would
>> detect that they want to access bfs.com and virtually open like C:\bfs\
and
>> have the directory C:\bfs\ hold all of the documents/cgi/ect. for
bfs.com.
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>> now do you get what i'm saying?
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Ang-Chih Kao <akao@MIT.EDU>
>> To: Vertigo <vertigo1@metallicafan.com>
>> Date: Thursday, March 12, 1998 10:25 AM
>> Subject: Re: does Pi3 server support Multiple domains?
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>> >At 04:09 PM 3/12/98, you wrote:
>> >>does anyone know if Pi3 server supports multiple domains?
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>> >What is multiple domains?  is it realms?  is it dns?  is it ip? what?
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