RE: [cobalt-users] Using symbolic links in DocumentRoot directive

[HORVATH Ferre <FHORVATH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you better do

        <VirtualHost ip.number.here>
        ServerName www.firstdomain.com
        ServerAlias www.seconddomain.com
        DocumentRoot /home/sites/www.firstdomain.com/web
        </VirtualHost>

You can find this at www.apache.org

Regards
Ferre

Ferre Horvath
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-----Original Message-----
From: manitu [mailto:manitu@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday 5 January 2000 15:57
To: Cobalt Mailinglist
Subject: [cobalt-users] Using symbolic links in DocumentRoot directive


Hello,

there was some posts on the topic "How do I have a second domain pointing to
an existing account(virtual site)". Most replies stated to add a VirtualHost
directive into an separate file included in the httpd.conf file. This works
fine for me except for the following.

Here's one of my directives I have added:

        <VirtualHost ip.number.here>
        ServerName www.seconddomain.com
        DocumentRoot /home/sites/www.firstdomain.com/web
        </VirtualHost>

The problem is that the DocumentRoot directive does not work when using
http://www.firstdomain.com, only when using the site number, e.g.
DocumentRoot /home/sites/siteX/web. The www.firstdomain.com is a symbolic
link generated by the Cobalt UI and works fine, e.g. via telnet.

I have tried multiple things without any success. For instance I have tried
to add a "Options +FollowSymLinks" directive, no result.

When trying to access the www.seconddomain.com I always get an "403 Access
forbidden" error via http.

Does anybody know how to tell Apache to accept symbolic links here ?

Any help would be appreciated, and I could imagine that there are others on
the list that also are.

Manuel





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