Take the 2-minute tour ×  On Linux and Apache, I am trying to
figure out how I can assign unique IP addresses to user home
directories?  In case your curious, it is a dev server. And
instead of the users looking up foo.server.com/~user, they will
be able to go to foo.server.com which will map to
foo.server.com/~user. (They can do that once they update their
local host file with the ip address.)  The users will be doing
web development work under their home directories.
share|improve this question Consider using different ports in
place of different IP addresses eg. server:81 - Luke server:82 -
Sam –  Silverfire Jul 29 '11 at 3:13 If it's a dev server, it
might be on an RFC1918 network, so using many IP addresses is
fine. –  Tom O'Connor Jul 29 '11 at 7:09 add comment  migrated
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Answers  You need to research host-based virtual server feature
of your web server. You don't need different IP