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> 
> One comment: keep the aliases to a minimum when virtual hosting, too many 
> can really slow down networking.
> 

How many do you think that is? I have seen an Apache host running almost 
100 virtual sites handling almost 150,000 transactions/day or about 6 
gigabytes outbound/day. 

Just curious,

Sam