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From: Manar Hussain <manar@ivision.co.uk>
To: "J.D. Falk" <jdfalk@cybernothing.org>
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Subject: Re: Multipe Domains on a single IP
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>	What you're thinking of is the new HTTP/1.1 Host request
>	header, which is described in RFC 2068.  I'm not certain
>	if Apache supports this yet, but IMHO it doesn't really
>	matter because the vast majority of browsers out there
>	only understand HTTP/1.0 and therefore still require one
>	apparent web server per IP address.

(a) The latest release of Apache (1.2) does support this

(b) It *WILL* work with most modern browsers - problem is it doesn't (I
believe) work with the AOL browser and possibly some other online services
...


Manar