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I would like to host multiple applications on the same IIS. The problem is I need to use the same URL like www.example.com, but different directories. Also the port needs to be 80, or at least transparent to the end user, so I'd like to have something like his: www.example.com/app1 www.example.com/app2 The problem is IIS does not let me create 2 sites with the same domain and the same port and I don't wanna use subdomains if possible. Both apps should not be on the same site since they are separate applications with different mantainance schedules. Is there a way to do this? Or do I have to

I want to serve up specialized RSS feeds on a different subdomain from the rest of the site. Can I use the sites framework to use a different urls.py and settings.py file within a single django instance . or do I need to set up two apache locations and just set the different settings.py files in the apache conf. The reason I need to set up two urls.py files is to avoid duplicate content. I don't want the main site to be available at rss.example.com and I don't want the specialized feeds to be accessible on example.com Serving them from a single django instance would be ideal because we're on

I am looking to setup a parallel site to one already that already uses umbraco for its content management system. The new site would share admins, templates, macros, and media resources, but not any content. If I setup multiple host headers pointing to the same directory with an umbraco install, how can I switch the top node (home vs home2) of the site based on which url is being accessed? I believe you first have to change a setting in umbracosettings.config: <useDomainPrefixes>true</useDomainPrefixes> Then I think you also have to right click on each top node and click 'Manage Hostnames',

I'm looking for a DOS command to list all sites and virtual directories in IIS 6 under Windows 2003. I know there are ways to do this using Powershell / WMI , VBS , C# , etc. But all I want is a quick and dirty, no-fuss way to do it from DOS, without the need to create any new files on the Webserver. EDIT: While researching for this question I managed to come up with a one-liner that does it, but please do suggest an alternative if you have a more elegant solution that fits the criteria above. rkagerer Here's what I came up with: @FOR /F "delims=[]" %A IN ('@cscript //nologo %SystemDrive%