[dez_666]

Is this like, possible?

So i wanna be able to access this at school just so you know, and as far as i know they block a lot of ports.

So what i wanna do is re-do my site, but i want to keep it out of the folder its currently in (under my old site in a folder)

So can i have apache like, listen on another port and then go to my new site when i send requests to my IP on that port? and send it to a different htdocs folder?

or is it possible to install apache two times or something?

hope you can see what i mean.. :3

[Duckman69]

you want to access the server your webpage is on? from school pcs? if they block alot of ports theres usually a bunch still open you could go threw, try using a port scanner on there pcs... and im a little lost on the whole thing but what do you mean with saving the edited version in a different folder? just create a new directory in root and save the copys your working on at school in there... i probally didnt really help but i decided to give it a shot ... sorry your wording was just a little confusing...

[dez_666]

I mean, I want to develop the new site in a totally separate htdocs folder..

But instead of using two individual computers each with apache, im saying, can i have apache listen on port 80 and say, 110, and then have it link one htdocs folder with the 80 port and have another linked to the 110 port?

[Duckman69]

that im not too sure about but i know a few other guys here use apache and will probally be better help, good luck with it...

[dez_666]

=D Thanks. But as we speak my site appears to be down, its probably my darn ISP's line in my house acting up >:[

[tomdkat]

Read the Apache docs on VirtualHosts. You can have Apache listen on different ports and serve up different sites accordingly.

Peace...