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Chapter 3. Getting started

ServerName

This sets the name of the server for the virtual host. If a query’s Host: header

does not match this then the virtual host block will not be applied.

DocumentRoot

This command speciﬁes where the server should look for its documents for the

particular virtual host. This is where we get to split up our various hosts into

different directories.

We do not need to restart our web server after each change to the conﬁguration ﬁle.

A rather faster mechanism is to cause it to reread its ﬁle to note changes. This is done

by using the reload option on the startup script.

# /etc/init.d/httpd reload

Reloading httpd: [ OK ]

Figure 3-14. Getting the server to reread its conﬁguration ﬁle

We are now running one web server supporting two web sites. However, if we re-

quest the index.html page from chalk.dept.cam.ac.uk then we get the source of the

homepage and not the HTML rendering of it. We still have work to do.

Figure 3-15. Contacting the chalk.dept.cam.ac.uk web site; index.html

For completeness we should cover the assorted options that can be passed to the

startup script beyond the start, restart and reload options we have met already..

Options to the startup script /etc/init.d/httpd

start

Starts the web server.

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