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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Joe Kmoch <km...@whs.edu> on 2002/05/26 06:54:01 UTC
referring to a page on another server
We're using Apache 1.3 and have a main server and a virtual server on port
8080. I'm trying to create a link to a specific page on the port 8080
server from the main server. The main server is www.whs.edu and the page
on the virtual server is on /whsevents/gov-visit-05may02/slideshow.html
The document root on the main server is:
DocumentRoot "/var/apache/htdocs"
and the document root on the virtual server is:
#DocumentRoot "/home/kmoch/whs/httpdocs"
For the link on the main server I've tried
www.whs.edu:8080/whsevents/gov-visit-05mayh02/slideshow.html
www.whs.edu:8080/whs/httpdocs/whsevents/ (rest as above)
www.whs.edu:8080/home/kmoch/whs/httpdocs/ (rest as above)
I'm obviously not understanding link referencing. Can you help out thie
neophyte?
Thanks!
Joe
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