OT: apache ip based virtual server example - mod_rewrite?

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>>again, i know this is OT...just move along to the next post if it
>>bugs you. :)
>>>
>>i had been trying to have this:
>>>
>>project.66.204.32.110
>>>
>>from the client browser, map to a virtual host where the document
>>root would be:
>>>
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/project
>>>
>>i can't seem to get that to work and would love an example. however,
>>in the mean-time, is there a way to use mod_rewrite so that a
>>client's browser request in the form of:
>>>
>>www.66.204.32.110/project
>>>
>>would map to whatever was after the first slash? such that i'd have
>>virtual, ip based hosts for:
>>>
>>www.66.204.32.110/projectA
>>www.66.204.32.110/projectB
>>www.66.204.32.110/projectC
>>>
>>where the rewrite would make the document root (respectively)
>>>
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectA
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectB
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectC
>>>
>>i'm not sure which is the best approach, but i don't want to fork out
>>$75 just to have a DNS entry that i can more easily make into
>>name-based virtual hosts. this is a development/prototyping server
>>anyway...hence "c:/<anything>". :)
>>>
>>tia,
>>>
>>>
>>me

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>>again, i know this is OT...just move along to the next post if it bugs
>>you. :)
>>>
>>i had been trying to have this:
>>>
>>project.66.204.32.110
>>>
>>from the client browser, map to a virtual host where the document root
>>would be:
>>>
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/project
>>>
>>i can't seem to get that to work and would love an example. however, in
>>the mean-time, is there a way to use mod_rewrite so that a client's
>>browser request in the form of:
>>>
>>www.66.204.32.110/project
>>>
>>would map to whatever was after the first slash? such that i'd have
>>virtual, ip based hosts for:
>>>
>>www.66.204.32.110/projectA
>>www.66.204.32.110/projectB
>>www.66.204.32.110/projectC
>>>
>>where the rewrite would make the document root (respectively)
>>>
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectA
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectB
>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectC
>>>
>>i'm not sure which is the best approach, but i don't want to fork out
>>$75 just to have a DNS entry that i can more easily make into name-based
>>virtual hosts. this is a development/prototyping server anyway...hence
>>"c:/<anything>". :)
>>>
>>tia,
>>>
>>>
>>me

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>>>
>>Dale schreef:
>>>again, i know this is OT...just move along to the next post if it bugs
>>>you. :)
>>>>
>>>i had been trying to have this:
>>>>
>>>project.66.204.32.110
>>>>
>>>from the client browser, map to a virtual host where the document root
>>>would be:
>>>>
>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/project
>>>>
>>>i can't seem to get that to work and would love an example. however, in
>>>the mean-time, is there a way to use mod_rewrite so that a client's
>>>browser request in the form of:
>>>>
>>>www.66.204.32.110/project
>>>>
>>>would map to whatever was after the first slash? such that i'd have
>>>virtual, ip based hosts for:
>>>>
>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectA
>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectB
>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectC
>>>>
>>>where the rewrite would make the document root (respectively)
>>>>
>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectA
>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectB
>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectC
>>>>
>>>i'm not sure which is the best approach, but i don't want to fork out
>>>$75 just to have a DNS entry that i can more easily make into
>>>name-based virtual hosts. this is a development/prototyping server
>>>anyway...hence "c:/<anything>". :)
>>>>
>>>tia,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>me
>>>
>>Hi Dale,
>>>
>>I was about to tell you you should post to alt.apache.configuration if
>>you have a question regarding mod_rewrite, only to notice you already
>>did...
>>>
>>Please, in the future, do a crossposting to both groups, not a
>>multipost.
>>If you DID a crosspost we could all see you posted to the right place,
>>and what is more, we wouldn't waste our time answering your question.
>>>
>>Crosspost = posting to all the relevant newsgroups in ONE post.
>>Multipost = posting to different newsgroups one after the other with the
>>same question.
>>>
>>Crossposting makes your audience lifes so much easier.
>>>
>>Thx.
>>>
>>Regards,
>>Erwin Moller
>>>

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>>Erwin Moller wrote:
>>>Dale schreef:
>>>>again, i know this is OT...just move along to the next post if it bugs
>>>>you. :)
>>>>>
>>>>i had been trying to have this:
>>>>>
>>>>project.66.204.32.110
>>>>>
>>>>from the client browser, map to a virtual host where the document root
>>>>would be:
>>>>>
>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/project
>>>>>
>>>>i can't seem to get that to work and would love an example. however, in
>>>>the mean-time, is there a way to use mod_rewrite so that a client's
>>>>browser request in the form of:
>>>>>
>>>>www.66.204.32.110/project
>>>>>
>>>>would map to whatever was after the first slash? such that i'd have
>>>>virtual, ip based hosts for:
>>>>>
>>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectA
>>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectB
>>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectC
>>>>>
>>>>where the rewrite would make the document root (respectively)
>>>>>
>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectA
>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectB
>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectC
>>>>>
>>>>i'm not sure which is the best approach, but i don't want to fork out
>>>>$75 just to have a DNS entry that i can more easily make into
>>>>name-based virtual hosts. this is a development/prototyping server
>>>>anyway...hence "c:/<anything>". :)
>>>>>
>>>>tia,
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>me
>>>Hi Dale,
>>>>
>>>I was about to tell you you should post to alt.apache.configuration if
>>>you have a question regarding mod_rewrite, only to notice you already
>>>did...
>>>>
>>>Please, in the future, do a crossposting to both groups, not a
>>>multipost.
>>>If you DID a crosspost we could all see you posted to the right place,
>>>and what is more, we wouldn't waste our time answering your question.
>>>>
>>>Crosspost = posting to all the relevant newsgroups in ONE post.
>>>Multipost = posting to different newsgroups one after the other with the
>>>same question.
>>>>
>>>Crossposting makes your audience lifes so much easier.
>>>>
>>>Thx.
>>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>Erwin Moller
>>>>
>>Hi, Erwin,
>>>
>>Oh, is the stoopid troll at it again? Thinking this is his personal
>>support group for any question he wants to ask? And saying it's "OT"
>>somehow makes it OK?

>>The guy is a major fuckard, that's for sure. No wonder he won't use his
>>real name and keeps switching his aliases to get by people's filters.
>>Glad I found a filter which doesn't depend on his name.

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>>Jerry Stuckle schreef:
>>>Erwin Moller wrote:
>>>>Dale schreef:
>>>>>again, i know this is OT...just move along to the next post if it
>>>>>bugs you. :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>i had been trying to have this:
>>>>>>
>>>>>project.66.204.32.110
>>>>>>
>>>>>from the client browser, map to a virtual host where the document
>>>>>root would be:
>>>>>>
>>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/project
>>>>>>
>>>>>i can't seem to get that to work and would love an example. however,
>>>>>in the mean-time, is there a way to use mod_rewrite so that a
>>>>>client's browser request in the form of:
>>>>>>
>>>>>www.66.204.32.110/project
>>>>>>
>>>>>would map to whatever was after the first slash? such that i'd have
>>>>>virtual, ip based hosts for:
>>>>>>
>>>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectA
>>>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectB
>>>>>www.66.204.32.110/projectC
>>>>>>
>>>>>where the rewrite would make the document root (respectively)
>>>>>>
>>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectA
>>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectB
>>>>>c:/inetpub/wwwroot/projectC
>>>>>>
>>>>>i'm not sure which is the best approach, but i don't want to fork out
>>>>>$75 just to have a DNS entry that i can more easily make into
>>>>>name-based virtual hosts. this is a development/prototyping server
>>>>>anyway...hence "c:/<anything>". :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>tia,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>me
>>>>Hi Dale,
>>>>>
>>>>I was about to tell you you should post to alt.apache.configuration if
>>>>you have a question regarding mod_rewrite, only to notice you already
>>>>did...
>>>>>
>>>>Please, in the future, do a crossposting to both groups, not a
>>>>multipost.
>>>>If you DID a crosspost we could all see you posted to the right place,
>>>>and what is more, we wouldn't waste our time answering your question.
>>>>>
>>>>Crosspost = posting to all the relevant newsgroups in ONE post.
>>>>Multipost = posting to different newsgroups one after the other with
>>>>the same question.
>>>>>
>>>>Crossposting makes your audience lifes so much easier.
>>>>>
>>>>Thx.
>>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Erwin Moller
>>>>>
>>>Hi, Erwin,
>>>>
>>>Oh, is the stoopid troll at it again? Thinking this is his personal
>>>support group for any question he wants to ask? And saying it's "OT"
>>>somehow makes it OK?
>>Hi Jerry,
>>>
>>Yes, the Dale of the (amongst others) $_REQUEST fanclub. ;-)
>>>
>>>The guy is a major fuckard, that's for sure. No wonder he won't use
>>>his real name and keeps switching his aliases to get by people's
>>>filters. Glad I found a filter which doesn't depend on his name.
>>LOL, he wrote in the $REQUEST fanclubthread something about that
>>namething. He changes his name only for you personally because he thinks
>>your filters use his name and he wants to be sure you read his posts for
>>some reason beyond my understanding.
>>>
>>Anyway, this Dale should stop multiposting.

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