Hello !
A dedicated server under proxmox 3 is hosting some containers, with 1 IP for all.
Till now I was using registrar redirections to point domain names to containers
domain.tld -> a.b.c.d : port and it works great for my limited need. (keep it simple when it works)
Now, I have to link a peculiar domain name whose registrar have just a basic dns config, and I can't use easy redirects.
So i was looking for hints on how to create a config in the (yet ) empty /etc/apache2 directory
to be able to redirect that domain name to the right container, which can be accessed already using IP : port ( /etc/network/interfaces working fine, i just now copy and adapt a valid section to install a new port/container, did that so long ago seems somebody else set it up)
I researched and found enough links on apache vhost configs to get lost, mostly due to fact that the /etc/apache2 is empty so any guidance would be great!
Thanks for considering !
Dom
PS had to put space between ip and port because of stupid smiley getting in the way IP
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A dedicated server under proxmox 3 is hosting some containers, with 1 IP for all.
Till now I was using registrar redirections to point domain names to containers
domain.tld -> a.b.c.d : port and it works great for my limited need. (keep it simple when it works)
Now, I have to link a peculiar domain name whose registrar have just a basic dns config, and I can't use easy redirects.
So i was looking for hints on how to create a config in the (yet ) empty /etc/apache2 directory
to be able to redirect that domain name to the right container, which can be accessed already using IP : port ( /etc/network/interfaces working fine, i just now copy and adapt a valid section to install a new port/container, did that so long ago seems somebody else set it up)
I researched and found enough links on apache vhost configs to get lost, mostly due to fact that the /etc/apache2 is empty so any guidance would be great!
Thanks for considering !
Dom
PS had to put space between ip and port because of stupid smiley getting in the way IP
ort