Hi, I am sorry if i am bothering you but i whould need your help once again. I have registered a 256 IP's block , my ISP forwarded them on my IP, i have the working on my server and i want to run psyBNC, eggdrops and stuff like this. Now, i want to make some virtual hosts for each of my IP's and i don't know how. I have reades some tutorials on the internet and i can't manage to make any vhost to work. If you know a trick or a god tutorial or someone can explain me how to make those virtual hosts please help me. I also have ISPConfig installed on that server. Thank you in advance, Alex.
Well either you manage your Vhosts with ISPConfig (->Web) or your take a look at: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/
Thank's but i have allready tryied to make some virtual hosts with ISPConfig and if i open mIRC and tipe /dns subdomain.domain.com i get the IP but if i try /dns ip i don't get the subdomain.domain.com . If someone has done this thing, this virtual hosts on his own server please tell me how step by step. Thank you
Yes, I have triyed to make a virtual host like there buy id doesn't work. I thought that soneone from here has done this kind of thing before and can tell me how did it done it, or if someone know's another way, like a program or script witch does this. Thank you
It works exactly as described in the link. What exactly are you having problems with? Any error messages, also in Apache's error log? Do you want to create name-based or IP-based virtual hosts?
I have included the Include /path/to/vhosts.conf in httpd.conf, i have created a vhosts.conf in wich i have writed <VirtualHost 86.106.86.151> ServerName Kmeleonu.0ps.ath.cx ServerPath /web DocumentRoot /var/www/html/web3/web </VirtualHost> but when i connect to a irc server with a psyBNC with that ip or if i try /dns 86.106.86.151 the ip does not resolve to Kmeleonu.0ps.ath.cx. I get no errors after i make the whosts like the one above and restart the httpd service. Isn't the any program wich i could install and use for this vhosts?. Thank you, Alex
Yes, i was talking about reverse DNS, you can do them from ISP Config panel by adding PTR records. I know it's a long time from the last post but in case someone else wants to know the answer to the problem, now it is posted here.
