Configure multiple sites in Apache

APACHE configures a local multi-IP multi-directory VM

Configure the virtual host with the IP address 127.0.1.1 as the yjs.com website folder as E:/yjs.
Step 1:
Open C: \ WINDOWS \ system32 \ drivers \ etc \ hosts
Add

127.0.1.1 yjs.com

Step 2:
Open the conf \ extra \ httpd-vhosts file in the Apache directory
Add

<VirtualHost 127.0.1.1: 80>
DocumentRoot "E:/yjs"
ServerName yjs.com
ErrorLog "E:/yjs/tmp_error_log.txt"
</VirtualHost>

Step 3:

Open the APACHE configuration file httpd. conf.

Remove # Before # Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
Add the E:/yjs directory permission at the end of the file.

<Directory "E:/yjs">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews ExecCGI
AllowOverride All
Order allow, deny
Allow from all
</Directory>

Step 4:
Restart APACHE

 

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Simple Method of adding multiple directories and ports
Listen 80
Listen 8000.

NameVirtualHost *
# Search for <VirtualHost> definition.
# Set (ADD, originally empty here) the corresponding directory
<VirtualHost localhost: 8000>
ServerName localhost
DocumentRoot "D:/Web/Web8000"
</VirtualHost>

 

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Apache configures multiple sites (non-virtual directories)
For example, you now have a site:
Http: // localhost/
To add a port to run another site:
Http: // localhost: 8080/

Step 1: Create a configuration file
Copy httpd. conf and save it as hooyes. conf (of course, you can get a better name than this one)

Step 2: modify the configuration file
Open the hooyes. conf file
Set the port to Listen: 8080.
Set the website directory:
DocumentRoot "D:/Tweb/hooyes/webroot" (D:/Tweb/hooyes/webroot is the directory of your second site)
<Directory "D:/Tweb/hooyes/webroot"> (this location also needs to be modified)

Step 3: create a service
Httpd.exe-k install-n "service name"-f "X: installation directory \ apache2.2 \ conf \ hooyes. conf"

Additional operations:
# Install Apache as a service:
Httpd-k install
# Specify the service name. When You Install Multiple Apache services on the same machine, you must specify different names for them.
When httpd-k install-n "service name" uses different configuration files for services with different names, you must specify the configuration file during installation: httpd-k install-n "service name"-f "c: \ files \ my. conf"
# If you are using the first command, that is, there are no other command line parameters except-k install, the installed Service name will be: Apache2, the configuration file will use conf \ httpd. conf.
Remove an Apache service:
Httpd-k uninstall
# Use the following command to remove an Apache service with a specific name:
Httpd-k uninstall-n "service name"
# Generally, the Apache Service Monitor tool is used to start, restart, and shut down the Apache Service. You can also use the following command: net start Apache2 and net stop Apache2 can also be used in Windows Service Control Panel.
# Before starting the Apache service, you should use the following command to check the correctness of the configuration file: httpd-n "service name"-t you # You can use the command line switch to control the Apache service.
# To start an installed Apache service, you can use:
Httpd-k start
# To stop an installed Apache service, you can use:
Httpd-k stop
# Or
Httpd-k shutdown
# To restart a running Apache service and force it to re-read the configuration file, you can use:
Httpd-k restart