I currently run a small IRC server (irc.website.com). irc.website.com resolves to 10.20.30.40. The IRC server has the following stuff in it (/home/website):
ircd/
logs/
public_html/
services/
passwd (linked in .htaccess)
Under /public_html is a sub-folder called logs, which has two folders: channel-logs and private-logs. The .htaccess file is under /public_html/logs. Here's the stuff in it:
I have a VirtualHost set up for irclogs.website.com (I have to distribute this link to others) that uses the .htaccess info to log in. However, when irc.website.com is typed, it prompts me for a username/password, and uses the .htaccess file under /public_html/logs.
VirtualHost:
Basically, I don't want "irc.website.com" to be accessible from the browser. I only want that to be used when users are connecting to the IRC server. I'm not too good with VirtualHosts (still getting the hang of it). OS = Ubuntu with Apache2.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
10-25-2011, 12:38 AM
Mike Miller
Any guesses/ideas? I'm willing to try anything at this point.