Serving Multiple Domains on One Apache Server Using Virtual Hosts
Learn how to use Apache Virtual Hosts to serve multiple domain names from a single server IP, including configuration examples and verification steps.
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Learn how to use Apache Virtual Hosts to serve multiple domain names from a single server IP, including configuration examples and verification steps.
A reachable URL returns HTTP 403 Forbidden despite correct file permissions. This guide covers Apache 2.4 authorization context, config checks, and SELinux verification.
Apache 2.4's MPM choice controls concurrency, HTTP/2 support, and how you must run PHP. Compare event, worker, and prefork, then migrate to event + PHP-FPM and validate it.
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