D dooby New Member Jun 30, 2007 #1 Jun 30, 2007 #1 Hello, I want to map one complete domain name to apache, and keep the rest of the domain on litespeed. HOw's that possible?
Hello, I want to map one complete domain name to apache, and keep the rest of the domain on litespeed. HOw's that possible?
M mistwang LiteSpeed Staff Jun 30, 2007 #2 Jun 30, 2007 #2 If all your vhosts are managed by LiteSpeed, you can just create a reverse proxy context with URI "/" for that vhost and pointint to backend Apache. If you use LiteSpeed together with cPanel, then it will be difficult to do.
If all your vhosts are managed by LiteSpeed, you can just create a reverse proxy context with URI "/" for that vhost and pointint to backend Apache. If you use LiteSpeed together with cPanel, then it will be difficult to do.
D dooby New Member Jun 30, 2007 #3 Jun 30, 2007 #3 mistwang said: If all your vhosts are managed by LiteSpeed, you can just create a reverse proxy context with URI "/" for that vhost and pointint to backend Apache. Click to expand... Hello, Could you please explain the steps to do this. I'm still a beginner in this.
mistwang said: If all your vhosts are managed by LiteSpeed, you can just create a reverse proxy context with URI "/" for that vhost and pointint to backend Apache. Click to expand... Hello, Could you please explain the steps to do this. I'm still a beginner in this.
M mistwang LiteSpeed Staff Jul 2, 2007 #4 Jul 2, 2007 #4 just add a web server external application, then define a proxy context use the web server external app as handler.
just add a web server external application, then define a proxy context use the web server external app as handler.
