How to create multiple websites on one server

It's useful when you can create two or more websites on one server. So how do you want to do that? Watch this video till the end to know how

#netvn #webserver

[baruchben-david]

I know there are many reasons why you might use a generated voice, but it would help make things clearer if you could adjust the text to help the voice. For example, it tried to pronounce 'mysql' as written. It would have been clearer if you did something like: 'My S-Q-L'. Stuff like that. It's a bit tricky to understand this voice.

[sureshjyo]

Hi...
Thank you for your best tutorials...
You a great knowledge in this... I learnt many regarding nextcloud and websites installing on ubuntu server....

But: with this two websites + also how to install nextcloud server... Please make a video on this...

Thank you for your hard work...

[r.robbi.s]

Next video pls make aapanel and nextcloud in a server

[faruksardar]

On both the domain DNS we need to use same ip address?

[shady]

This is a great work Thanks for your effort

[anveshreddy]

I think reverse proxy is the best way to do it

[salmonbokinala]

Hi how ru bro I need ur help bro for wifi tracking means

[ChiquiSistemas]

Great video.
can you share the notepad?

[khanhvan]

Hướng dẫn cài từ đầu ubuntu server đi ạ

[oussamazaoui]

Great, Can you share with us the link of txt file contain cmds please

[iSeven]

THANK YOU so much for sharing all this info!

Just one this I tried this today 11/29/2022 and in after step 3.1 sudo apt install mysql -server -y when I did the step sudo mysql_secure_installation i get an error :

... Failed! Error: SET PASSWORD has no significance for user 'root'@'localhost' as the authentication method used doesn't store authentication data in the MySQL server. Please consider using ALTER USER instead if you want to change authentication parameters.

but I found out in another video from : Abstract programmer
@abstractprogrammer3471 - How to install phpadmin...

that you have to do sudo mysql then the password and when you are in mysql> you type this: alter user 'root'@'localhost' indentified with mysql_native_password by 'mypassword''; where 'mypassword' is the password you are going to use after you get out from 'mysql>' prompt with exit

then instead of typing sudo mysql_secure_installation just type mysql_secure_installation then use the 'mypassword' and you then dont get the ERROR !
I hope this helps someone . Thanks Again for all the knowledge you share with the new linux users, we are noobs lol