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Apache Server

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  • 08-03-2005 1:37pm
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    CodeMonkey
    Registered Users Posts: 1,103 ✭✭✭


    Ok, this isn't really related to programming, I have a apache server configure program I can't figure out. So feel free to move this if it doesn't belong here.

    I have a machine that as an apache server listening to port 80. On the same machine is a tomcat server listening to port 8080.

    There are 2 internal DNS names B and C points to the IP address of the server.

    Question is, how do I use VirtualHost to make URL http://c/ points to http://a:8080/? http://b/ is supposed to point to http://a:80/ so that's fine the way it is at the moment.

    Can anyone help? My sysadmin is of no help and I spent hours playing with it with no results. What directives should I be using? Redirect?


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