Hi
You could realize it by set up the entire system under
helpdesk.example.org. Under the other virtual systems you could just set
up some redirects. So everything runs under helpdesk.example.org but can
be reached by using also admin.example.org or faq.example.org.
ServerName helpdesk.example.org
</VirtualHost>
ServerName admin.example.org
Redirect permanent / http://helpdesk.example.org/otrs/index.pl
</VirtualHost>
ServerName faq.example.org
Redirect permanent / http://helpdesk.example.org/otrs/faq.pl
</VirtualHost>
But I'm using more often redirect statements under the same system or
better under the regular webserver:
ServerName www.example.org
Redirect permanent /go/admin http://helpdesk.example.org/otrs/index.pl
Redirect permanent /go/helpdesk http://helpdesk.example.org/otrs/customer.pl
Redirect permanent /go/faq http://helpdesk.example.org/otrs/faq.pl
</VirtualHost>
So you can reach your support sites by using
www.example.org/go/helpdesk, www.example.org/go/admin or
www.example.org/go/faq. Even if www.example.org and helpdesk.example.org
are different systems. I think both variants are memorable for the users
but the second variant only uses one virtual host.
Best regards
Roberto
Stefansen Espen wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to get otrs to work with virtual hosting on Linux. But so far i've been unsuccesful. Here's an example of what i want:
- helpdesk.example.org -> customer.pl
- admin.example.org -> index.pl
- faq.example.org -> faq.pl
Have anyone tried this and made it work? I've tried various things in my httpd.conf, but none seem to work. I'll be happy with any help.
Regards
Espen Stefansen
Institute of Marine Research
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