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It's how your supposed to do it, and it's very simple.
Just add something like this to the end of your httpd.conf
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName site.com ServerAlias www.site.com DocumentRoot /www/site.com/ </VirtualHost>ServerName for your domain, ServerAlias for your domain with a www
Even easier and better organized
Include conf.d/*.conf
Then put a separate .conf file on conf.d for each virtual host with the above config.
Bash script:
http://pastebin.com/pGh3RWuU
If you dont want to pay then Webmin/Virtualmin has the best GUI and services with lowest footprint
If you can afford, cPanel will handle like 90% of the stuff that you may EVER need to do on ssh
+1 form webmin with virtualmin..
I'm using it for my personal vps..
Virtualmin
I use it on my vps with extra security hardening the server become great
That doesnt sound professional at all ... -,-
They aren't cheap they are thrifty. They aren't poor they are on a budget. They aren't black they are nevermind, you get the idea.
I use @dmmcintyre3 's CentOS script almost exclusively, when using CentOS VPSs.
Other than that, Tuxlite.com on Debian systems
For my clients, cPanel.
Who the heck suggested Plesk?!
I prefer command line but making your own CP is the shit.
TuxLite script (tuxlite.com) from the beginning and will probably never change.
Bash, and if it has to be "user-friendly" (blegh) then directadmin...
bash is user-friendly.
It's just sets higher standards about who its friends are.
epic true comment above me ^^
That's what I'm telling my clients of our tax system. They never believe me.
Who needs a control panel when you have bash, seriously. I'm surprised at the amount of people that rely on control panels for simple things.
Well when you do shared hosting you need a control panel, bash won't be enough.
Nobody uses Webmin? O_O
@raindog308 absolutely true there!
ISPConfig is since three years my favorite choice. After that cpanel comes in. My customers love ipsconfig.
ISPConfig3...
@LivingSouL have used webmin when I got into linux servers, quite a good piece of software, the only bad thing is that you do not need to know a lot about what you are doing.. It's just like being a windows sysadmin, just clickety-click and it may just work...
@Raymii: Yeah