Apache Virtual Hosts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- If you want to host multiple websites or web apps on the same web server, you're probably going to be using virtual hosts. Today, we're looking at the configuration syntax and behavior of virtual hosts in Apache httpd.
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HE IS A DEMIGOD of teaching and clearing things without repeating things.
Oh my god thank you.
Every second passing watching your video you clarified real world issues I had with servers due to lack of knowledge of VHosts.
Got yourself a new subscriber for sure.
Such a clear voice. Amazing tutorial.
As an entry level System-Engineer: This was the most useful video for figuring out why my VirtualHosts overruled others. I never was told before, that they are loaded in order!
I think I'm watching this tutorial for the fifth time this year. So much knowledge and good vibes from you. Thanks.
This is the video for you if you want to start learning apache! Well done, Jacob!
This is one brilliant comprehensive video on Virtual Hosts. I was looking for such knowledge from more than 5 years. This a perfect video. Thank you very very very very much.
You should make a tutorial with Virtual Host with SSL (cerbot), thanks.
You made sense of virtual hosts for me more in 40mins than the Apache2 Definitive Guide did after several reads over several years - good stuff.
Finally a video about this topic that explains everything clearly! A long video, but with no wasted time at all, very well done. Thank you!
I learnt so much, I've been running servers for years and yet I still learnt so much. Thank you.
Outstanding! Love the errors in the video - some of them I'm calling them out, others I'm scratching my head till you explain what happened. Keep up the good work doode!
Extremely thorough, well planned, and well presented video. Great work!
Very best ever video talking about Apache web server, keep up the good work.
Thanks mate, You described it so well that I watched you doing it in Linux and then configured myself in windows.
Thank you so much for the clear explanation on virtual hosts and the two types. I now have a clear understanding of what virtual hosting is all about. This is what a good tutorial looks like. As a Linux sys admin student this will help me with my project. Keep up the good work. I've subbed!
Another great vid jacob! It's exactly what I needed. I would love to see a tutorial on reverse proxies with Apache2 if you're planning on doing one!
yes if could be and how we can convert a http to https other than using Let's Encrypt servers.
Nice video. Everything explained in a simple manner. Very nice
It was long but left me confident, thanks
Great video! Explains everything clearly! Thank you for taking the time to make this video
Nice video - looking forward to the SSL version.
EXCELLENT explanation!!!! Lately I've been using Nginx but even though they have a very similar structure, I feel like Apache2 is much easier!!!! Thank you again!!!
wow Jacob a lot of information and very specific......very good tutorial man!!!!!
So comprehensive. Thank you so much.
Very good explanation. Thank you very much. Expecting more.
Really nicely explained. Great job!
You're an amazing speaker. And thanks for this.
Nice work as always, Jacob! Thanks for the thorough explanation.
Excellent tutorial Jacob!!! Thanks for sharing.
thank you for this video. It is very helpful
I should have seen this video first. Many thanks! ! !
That was solid. Thank you.
Pretty clarifiying a lot! Will there will be a lot more Apache2 Tutorials? Would be so cool, since never so that good explaining.
Amazing video. Guilty as charged on copy and pasting staff from you :) it's now very clear. thanks men
Holy moley! Thank you so much for making this! This really helped me implement multitenancy at my new job!!
Excellent communication skills
I’m so glad I’ve found this. Thank you
So it looks for domainname/url of server during ssl handshake 1st packet.The field webserver/load balancer check to find which cert to respond with(when it host multiple webserver) is SNI-Subject name identifier.
Thank you for your time.
This was so terrific.
Thank you so much. it helped me to understand the stuff better.
honestly, a really good tutorial thank you very much!!!
wow, thanks alot for this awesome video!!
thank you crystal clear
I have to say , its a really good explanation of th apache server, thanks for that . Great work. As the previos comment , If you could explain reverse proxy on Apache in your own word ,it wuold be great. Specially ho to setup Next-cloud and this calendar issue on reverse proxy.
Excellent! Thank you! SUBSCRIBED
This is the best video about apach2 server configuration. I just want to ask if where to learn the syntax or language in configuring the apache?Thanks!
This saved my ass and totally clarified Apache2 VH confs lol... Thanks! You earned a sub!
Great tutorial. Thank you so much 🙏
This is awesome. You are the best.
If this video ever goes away I'll never be able to set up a website again at this point lol
I've had videos that I had to keep referencing too, lol.
Awesome explanation. Thank you for existing
Nice video, wait for mail server tutorial 🙂
what operating system are you using? looks so neat!!
Thank you so much. 🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for this video bro,
I am still new to digital ocean and I was wondering if you have done a tutorial on how to point a domain to a digital ocean droplet?
Brilliant thank you :)
Amazing tutorial
very good tutorial...:) Nerd you are the one . No.1. Thanks a lot...:)
very good tutorial
great video! explains and wipes all my confusions... will you be amending this to include https?
Well Explained...
Thank you. It was very useful.
Nice guide ;) maybe the next video will include ssl and proxy to maybe a rocket chat or Jetsi-meet anywal well done guide
good job
Nice video but I wish you explained a little bit more about how to place everything into a live environment.
hi :) I'm french and this is the 1st tutorial where I actually learned and comprehend sth about virtualhost. So Thank you very much. I have difficulties with ssl certificates. Do you have a tuto?
Great video. Can you please confirm what Linux, version and download site you ran on this demo?
Thank you for this video :D WELL Explained ;)
Thanks a lot!
Hi,great channel btw.I have a question if u can help.I have been pentesting various routers by way of changing the lan settings for dns to point to an attacking computer on the network. Do you know if dnschef still works in cooking requests.Im getting the safebrowsing from google and the browsers,chrome and firefox refuse to connect.Ive seen alot of these dns change attacks are taking place.
Yes this was helpful. Thank you for sharing. Considering subscribing. Please do not edit out future errors made by you like in this video. I learn from your mistakes too.
amazing
Awesome tutorial +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Thank You
Hi Jacob, thank for this video, I have 2 pcs, pc1 has apache and some virtual hosts, when I call all those sites on pc1 works perfect, but pc2 only can see the default site, why the pc2 can't see all the virtual sites? what is the correct url that i must type on pc2?
Please make a video on how to load balance in tomcat using apache in windows cmd
i think you explain things quite well, what if you want to display make a single link to display a different page for each user based on the email parameter from the link, that is, i sent a link from my local expose and i want it to display a particular page for those using yahoo and another page for those using gmail and so on?
GREAT VIDEO BY THE WAY
What you're describing isn't possible via web server configuration alone. Your web server has no way to know what the email address is of someone clicking through a link in their email (certainly no reliable way.) It would be more feasible to script out how you're sending the emails-- you'd have to send a different version of the email to people using each email provider, with each version pointing to the desired page.
This was extremely helpful. The reasoning behind everything was explained beautifully. Could you also do apache with https? I have been trying that but simply could get it working. It works on server locally but when I try to surf the website from the another vm(client vm), the website never shows up on the browser. Ps: I have made custom vmnet for server and client vm for https demonstration. Any help or guidance would be much appreciated.
Nice content dude!
Yeah all good and dandy. Can you make a tutorial if we do not have any domains ? with the exact same thing but instead of subdomains it should be ip address but different folders for each path xD ? is it possible ?
I would really appreciate if you would make a video on reverse proxy where apache receive traffic on 443 (Secure) and then send http (not secure) on another port and then the seocnd server respond back to apache and apache respond back to the client.
I'm pretty sure I've covered this within a Nextcloud or Jitsi video before, it's just a few lines of configuration. I'll keep it in mind in case I ever do more Apache videos.
how to tell apache to serve files from some additional folder along with document root
Very useful 👍
very useful video - very similar to nginx (apache prob the inspiration)
nice on-purpose 'mistakes' mark of a true teacher ;)
Consider this scenario, " You are configuring virtualhost directive both in main configuration file (apache2.conf) and in default virtualhost file (000-default.conf ), and suppose ip:port combination of the request is not matching any of the virtualhost directive (both in default virtualhost file and in the main server configuration. Then what will be request response?
What would the config files look like if u didn't have a domain and you just had a vps ip address ?
I did exactly what you said but it is still showing the default page.
Wow this is really weird that it completely ignores the ServerName when it finds a virtualhost that fits the ip address
very nice video, please share video on https and ssl
so, theres no need to touch the resolv.conf file an rename your machine "/etc/hosts/"change hostname?
You're the best!!
OMG! Thank you sm!!!! :)
9:00 15:00 Very helpful! Thanks.
11:25 no it only works with symlinks
if I have 1 IP (No domain) and multiple Laravel application ,How we can do it?
thanks a ton
Like ring to finger Perfect! Impressive like steal kid’s candy 🍭
Please make lets encrypt on apache 2 using Certbot also do cronjob scheduler to renew certificate
Hi and thank you for the tutorial, I followed it but I have a problem. My WordPress site doesn’t work when Requested via https and only work with http. I have check the firewall rules and directory permission but I can’t find what I am doing wrong. Can you please help? Thank you in advance.
I’m battling with virtual hosts. If I put the document root as /var/www/html/abc (abc the directory) when I type the domain name of abc it’s not working. Must I have the directory as /var/www/abc. If I type the web address then /abc I get to the page but that’s annoying bigger issue is 3 virtual hosts and all mixed till I added / after domain. I’m trying to get 4 application servers working for educational purpose