CentOS - Mar 2007 - Setting up virtual http pages

Disclaimer: I may need help in asking the question properly!

Currently, my http root is /home/httpd/, so http://209.204.172.137/ 
takes you there.

Is it possible to assign a specific page for a user?  Lets say I have a 
user, "smith", and his directory is /home/smith/.  Could
"smith" have a
root page, /home/smith/www/?  With this, "smith" could ftp his html to
his own directory.  If this is possible, how would "smith" see his
pages?

Todd

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Yes.  Look Here for a description of the UserDir directive you need for your
httpd.conf:  http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/public_html.html

Cheers,
Andrew Sawyers



On 3/13/07 11:36 AM, "Todd Cary" <todd at aristesoftware.com>
wrote:
> Disclaimer: I may need help in asking the question properly!
> 
> Currently, my http root is /home/httpd/, so http://209.204.172.137/
> takes you there.
> 
> Is it possible to assign a specific page for a user?  Lets say I have a
> user, "smith", and his directory is /home/smith/.  Could
"smith" have a
> root page, /home/smith/www/?  With this, "smith" could ftp his
html to
> his own directory.  If this is possible, how would "smith" see
his pages?
> 
> Todd