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[Pmishra]

Hi Team,
My requirement is Use SingleIP and different port with different web based
application .
Requirement :-
1.Access all the request from client with PORT 80.
2.Check the socket filter or net filet and forward different port as per
hint send by client.
Is it possible in Linux ?

Please give me some some technical procedure and help me understand 

Thanks
Pradeep

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[Michael Tautschnig]

> Hi Team,
> My requirement is Use SingleIP and different port with different web based
> application .
> Requirement :-
> 1.Access all the request from client with PORT 80.
> 2.Check the socket filter or net filet and forward different port as per
> hint send by client.
> Is it possible in Linux ?

Well, what is the "hint", sent by the client?

Thanks,
Michael

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[Jason Opperisano]

On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 12:11:22PM +0530, Pmishra@in.safenet-inc.com wrote:
> 
> Hi Team,
> My requirement is Use SingleIP and different port with different web based
> application .
> Requirement :-
> 1.Access all the request from client with PORT 80.
> 2.Check the socket filter or net filet and forward different port as per
> hint send by client.
> Is it possible in Linux ?

REDIRECT all incoming TCP port 80 traffic to apache+mod_rewrite and
rewrite based on the HOST: Header request.

if all the web sites run on the same server, you could also simply do
name-based virtual hosting (this also utilizes the HOST: Header,
btw--see a pattern yet?).

there are roughly 8 million examples of how to do each of the above
available on the 'net.

-j

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[Daniel Lopes]

Pmishra@in.safenet-inc.com schrieb:
> Hi Team,
> My requirement is Use SingleIP and different port with different web based
> application .
> Requirement :-
> 1.Access all the request from client with PORT 80.
> 2.Check the socket filter or net filet and forward different port as per
> hint send by client.
> Is it possible in Linux ?
> 
> Please give me some some technical procedure and help me understand 
> 
> Thanks
> Pradeep
> 
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> 
> 
If you have only one webserver serving more than one domain, it´s usual 
to use the Apache and it´s named virtual hosting capabilities, as it is 
used by alot of hosting providers. Then the Apache looks at the client 
header and serves the request from the DocumentRoot of the domain requested.