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This article will help you to create Virtual hosts in Apache2 server on Ubuntu, Debian & LinuxMint systems.

1. Install Apache

You may skip this option if you already have installed Apache server in your system. If not use the following command to install Apache server on Ubuntu system. Also as a best practice don’t forget to update repositories metadata.

Step 2: Create Apache VirtualHost

In Apache on Ubuntu all the virtual host configuration files are stored under /etc/apache2/sites-available directory. With the new Apache installation you will find a default virtual host file there. Create a new Virtual Host configuration file by copying default file.

Now Edit new virtual host configuration file and update as per your requirement. My site1.example.com configuration file looks like below.

Now create a directory structure in your system, as per defined in above virtual host, and assign proper ownership and file permission.

Now upload your project files on /var/www/site1.example.com/httpdocs/ directory. For this example we have created a index.html file for testing purpose like below.

Step 3: Enable First Virtual Host

Now we have successfully created our first virtual host in Apache. Now use the following command to enable this Virtual Host, So that Apache can load this configuration file on next reload.

Basically this creates a soft link of Virtual Host configuration file in directory /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/. To activate the new configuration, we need to run:

Now you can access http://site1.example.com in your browser. If you don’t have dns configured for your domain, do a local mapping by adding an entry in /etc/hosts files.

Step 4: Create Another Virtual Host

If you want to add another virtual host on your server, just repeat step 2 and 3 with changing your site name like site2.example.com.

Enjoy Virtual Hosting!

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