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running multiple apache instances but different ports

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kingfisher

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hey there. hope you all had a nice and refreshing weekend ;)

I'm using Plesk 7.5 on my Redhat sys and would like to how if there's a way to run multiple instances of my Apache via Plesk Configuration.

E.g. I want an apache instance which listens on Port 8080 and redirects to a specified subdirectory, like an CMS which is only accesible via some IP addresses...

any idea how to do it the most comfortable way?
 
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