Virtual and 'non-virtual' hosts on the same droplet?

January 27, 2015 2.1k views
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I’ve read through the directions on setting up virtual hosts on a Ubuntu-provisioned droplet a couple times, and then worked through them step by step a couple times (https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-apache-virtual-hosts-on-ubuntu-14-04-lts).

What I’m trying to set up is a “non-virtual” host at /var/www, with two virtual hosts inside at /var/www/infogristle/publichtml and /var/www/monkeyfactory/publichtml. The non-virtual host at http://trigger-treat.com works fine. Attempting to reach the virtual hosts results in the page for the non-virtual host to appear instead.

Do I need to convert my non-virtual host into a virtual host for this to work, or can you mix and match?

Thanks in advance.

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  • ryanpq MOD January 27, 2015

    Can you clarify what you mean by a “non-virtual host”? Since your droplet only has a single IP address the only way to host more than one site is via domain based virtual hosts.

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gregraven January 27, 2015

When you first do your install, there is an Apache2 info page at /var/www/index.html. I was referring to this as the “non-virtual” host. Maybe I should have said the default host. Sorry. I’m trying to have:

domain 1 at /var/www/index.html
domain 2 at /var/www/infogristle.com/publichtml/index.html
domain 3 at /var/www/monkeyfactory/publichtml/index.html

However, only the page at /var/www/index.html is appearing.

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  • gregraven January 27, 2015

    Apparently, underscores turn italics on and off, huh? Well, there are supposed to be underscores between “public” and “html,” just in case this is confusing.

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gregraven January 27, 2015

Nevermind. I’ve given up on this droplet, and created a new one that uses Server Pilot. Worked on the first try.

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