Running apache on two ports?

[lukas1234]

According to this:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/bind.html
Apache can be set to different port on another ip,with this example:
Listen 192.170.2.1:80
Listen 192.170.2.5:8000
But since whm uses own config file for apache port,what i need to change there?
In file cpanel.config this determine apache port-apache_port=0.0.0.0:80
so what i need to add to set port 80 to 4 ip adress and port 81 to last ip adress.

[Voltar]

You need to make changes to /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf, or one of the available include files, and update/re-distill the apache configuration afterward. If you look at the very top of httpd.conf it tells you exactly how to do it.

[Ghulam Yaseen]

Hello ,

You will be able to install many apaches and then you can assisgn different through httpd.conf and what ever, you can every web site on different ports

According to this:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/bind.html
Apache can be set to different port on another ip,with this example:
Listen 192.170.2.1:80
Listen 192.170.2.5:8000
But since whm uses own config file for apache port,what i need to change there?
In file cpanel.config this determine apache port-apache_port=0.0.0.0:80
so what i need to add to set port 80 to 4 ip adress and port 81 to last ip adress.

[lukas1234]

Yes but with file cpanel.config ?That is what bothers me.Editing httpd.conf and update is no problem i already know for that.But if you for example change port in cpanel.config that port will stop working same second after click on save in whm.So i think in that file need to be something added as well otherwise it wont work properly.

[lukas1234]

Looks like i will need to send ticket.

[Ghulam Yaseen]

Hello ,

This sounds very strange...see this
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root@fedora [/]# cd /usr/local/cpanel
root@fedora [/usr/local/cpanel]# ls
./ apache/ cpconf* htdocs/ optflags* startup*
../ api.txt cpdavd@ img-sys/ perl/ sys_cpanel/
.cpanelsync* base/ cphulkd@ install/ perlapi.txt tests/
.cpanelsync.md5s* bin/ cphulkd.pl* install.list perlver* uninstall*
3rdparty/ bsdconf/ cpkeyclt* installtheme* perlversion* var/
APACHE_CONFIG build-tools/ cpldapd java-sys/ php/ version
AcctLock.pm cPanelRPM.pm cpsanitycheck.so* lang/ redhat/ vsrvmgr/
Cpanel/ cgi-sys/ cpsrvd* lib/ rollback.conf* vsrvmgrd*
Cpanel.pm checkrsync* cpsrvd-ssl* libexec/ safetybits.pm@ vsrvmgrqd*
ExampleModule.test.html core cpupdatepatches/ liscerr* setupapache* vstartup*
FastImport.pm cpaddons/ docs/ logs/ share/ whostmgr/
LICENSE cpanel* ea2-tools/ mail/ spamassassin_sandbox/
RcsRecord.pm* cpanel-email* entropychat/ modules-install/ sqloptimizer/
SafeFile.pm* cpanel.lisc etc/ move_lang_tags_to_x src/
Whostmgr/ cpanellogd* hooks/ obj/ startstunnel*
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i do not find any thing like cpanel.config

Yes but with file cpanel.config ?That is what bothers me.Editing httpd.conf and update is no problem i already know for that.But if you for example change port in cpanel.config that port will stop working same second after click on save in whm.So i think in that file need to be something added as well otherwise it wont work properly.

[cPanelDavidG]

cpanel.config is in /var/cpanel, and is essentially the text file that stores the settings set in Tweak Settings.