Virtual Hosts - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 11 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

Directory
With the Directory setting, you can enclose a group of configuration options
that will only apply to the specified directory.
Access and display options for the directories /usr/share/apache2/icons
and /srv/www/cgi-bin are configured here. It should not be necessary to
change the defaults.
Include
With include, additional configuration files can be specified. Two Include direc-
tives are already preconfigured: /etc/apache2/conf.d/ is the directory
containing the configuration files that come with external modules. With this direc-
tive, all files in this directory ending in .conf are included. With the second di-
rective, /etc/apache2/conf.d/apache2-manual.conf, the
apache2-manual configuration file is included.
Server Name
This specifies the default URL used by clients to contact the Web server. Use a
fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to reach the Web server at http://FQDN/
or its IP address. You cannot choose an arbitrary name here—the server must be
"known" under this name.
Server Administrator E-Mail
E-mail address of the server administrator. This address is, for example, shown on
error pages Apache creates.
After finishing with the Default Host step, click Next to continue with the configuration.

Virtual Hosts

In this step, the wizard displays a list of already configured virtual hosts (see
"Virtual Host Configuration"
to starting the YaST HTTP wizard, no virtual host is present.
To add a host, click Add to open a dialog in which to enter basic information about the
host, such as Server Name, Server Contents Root (DocumentRoot), and the Adminis-
trator E-Mail. Server Resolution is used to determine how a host is identified (name
based or IP based). Specify the name or IP address with Change Virtual Host ID
384 Administration Guide
(page 376)). If you have not made manual changes prior
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