Virtual host in different port static IP

Hi all,
I have a web page being served from an static IP ('myip'). it can be accessed externally.
I am creating a new web page and I want to serve it from the same computer/server but from different document root and with different log files.

My apache is Apache/2.2.11 (Unix).

I though that a solution would be using virtual hosting with different port numbers for each web.
So, I added to httpd.conf the following:
Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

and I added to httpd-vhosts.conf the following:

Listen 8090

NameVirtualHost 'myip':80
NameVirtualHost 'myip':8090

#Folder permision
<Directory /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/newfolder>
          Order Deny,Allow
          Allow from all
 </Directory>

<VirtualHost 'myip':80>
        DocumentRoot "/Library/WebServer/oldfolder"
        ServerName oldpage
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 'myip':8090>
        DocumentRoot "/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/newfolder"
        ServerName newpage
</VirtualHost>

Code (markup):

I restarted apache and the old page works when I use the 'myip' but the new one doesn't when I use 'myip':8090.

Any suggestion? any different strategy that allows me to serve a second webpage without disturbing the structure of the first one will be really appreciated too.

Thanks for your time and help,
F

 

Assuimng 'oldpage' and 'newpage' refer to two different hostnames that resolve into the the same IP address, you should use the names, not IPs -- remember, you are using name-based virtual hosts.

Also, the Listen directive should be "Listen 80,8090" to tell the server to listen on both ports.

 

Hi thanks for the fast reply!
I had the "Listen 80" in the httpd.conf file.
And actually, what I did works but I didn't realize.....
Silly me, I assume that it would read the index.html by default but not.
So, to make it work I had to indicate 'myip':8090/index.html.
Well, this is easier to solve.