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There are 3 WebSmart Apache instances on Bart, each intended to separately serve the Web Orders, Infonet, and Web Test websites. Currently, only Web Orders and Infonet Apache instances are regularly used. It is important to understand the difference between an Apache instance and a website. An Apache instance is a web server, communicating over an IP and a port (or multiple IPs and ports), and serving out the files (web pages) in a directory. A website obviously must involve an Apache instance to serve it, but more specifically, a website describes the folders and libraries that house web content (web pages, images etc.). To elaborate:
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There are 3 WebSmart Apache instances on Bart, designated as Web Orders, Infonet, and Web Test. Currently, only Web Orders and Infonet Apache instances are regularly used. It is important to understand the difference between an Apache instance and a website. An Apache instance is a web server, communicating over an IP and a port (or multiple IPs and ports), and serving out the files (web pages) in a directory. A website obviously must involve an Apache instance to serve it, but more specifically, a website describes the folders and libraries that house web content (web pages, images etc.). To elaborate:
   
 
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Revision as of 11:16, 27 April 2017

Overview

This page discusses the Apache HTTP server instances associated with WebSmart on Bart.

Configuration

There are 3 WebSmart Apache instances on Bart, designated as Web Orders, Infonet, and Web Test. Currently, only Web Orders and Infonet Apache instances are regularly used. It is important to understand the difference between an Apache instance and a website. An Apache instance is a web server, communicating over an IP and a port (or multiple IPs and ports), and serving out the files (web pages) in a directory. A website obviously must involve an Apache instance to serve it, but more specifically, a website describes the folders and libraries that house web content (web pages, images etc.). To elaborate:

Apache instances:

Apache instance Listening on Use
Web Orders 172.30.18.10:80, 172.30.18.10:443, 172.30.18.10:8150 Web Orders
Infonet 172.30.18.5:80, 172.30.18.5:443 Infonet
Web Test 172.30.18.10:8151 Web Test

Websites

  • /unipharm/
  • /unidev/