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From: Stephen Melvin <melvin@zytek.com>
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Subject: multiple httpd's listening to different IP addresses?
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Hello,

I have multiple domains served by my site and I want to be able to have
multiple http daemons listening to different IP addresses (but all on port
80).  This, of course, is so that I can allocate a separate IP address to
each domain, alias the network interface to receive the multiple addresses
and then voila!, be able to use URLs such as:

	http://www.<my-customer>.com

instead of:

	http://www.<me>.com/<my-customer>

I'm sure this must be a common idea these days.  However, I can't find
any particular reference to it.  So, before I go and solve the problem
myself, would someone please point me in the direction of any work that
has been done in this area.  Thanks,

Stephen Melvin
melvin@zytek.com