| SystemFE 2004-08-25, 4:19 am |
| Host Headers has nothing to do with the fact you can't
publish the site from the source site. You need to save
all your sites to your local hard drive...then once you
do that, you "close site" within FP, open site, via the
saved location on your hard drive d:\My SITE, then once
it's opened you can publish to your
http://www.domain.com. You do the same thing with all
sites under your host header listings. All host header
does is seperate each individual domain on the same IP.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
SystemFE
>-----Original Message-----
>Normally if you connect to a site with www.domain.com
and try to publish to
>site www.domain.com you get the error that you can't
publish to the same
>site you have opened.
>
>What I did in the past was to connect to its IP (example:
>http://172.16.16.16) and then publish to www.domain.com
>
>Now I have host headers with about 10 sites on the same
IP. I can't connect
>to IP to publish to domain since all the sites have the
same IP. I'm using
>subdomains with my host headers.
>
>example:
>
>http://sub1.domain.com
>http://sub2.domain.com
>http://sub3.domain.com
>etc.....
>
>So how do I get this working?
>
>Thanks
>
>
>.
>
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