16.04 - Userdir with Virtual Host (Apache2) - Ask Ubuntu

using ubuntu 16.04 , apache 2.4.7 want make 2 different types of userdir.

1. the data in /home/user/public_html/ , accessed via www.sample.com/~user/. (www2.sample.com/~user/ should not work.)
2. the data in /home/user/public_html2/ , accessed via www2.sample.com/~user/. (www.sample.com/~user/ should not work.)

i finished making 2 virtual hosts using /etc/apache2/sites-availabile/000-default.conf, , tried modify mods-available/userdir.conf. easy make either public_html or public_html2 accessible, failed make both accessible different host names. teach me how this?

i cannot write code is, 000-default.conf , userdir.conf these:

000-default.conf

<virtualhost *:80>     serveradmin admin@sample.com     documentroot /var/www/html/www     servername www.sample.com     errorlog ${apache_log_dir}/error.log     customlog ${apache_log_dir}/access.log combined </irtualhost> <virtualhost *:80>     serveradmin admin@sample.com     documentroot /var/www/html/www2     servername www2.sample.com     errorlog ${apache_log_dir}/error.log     customlog ${apache_log_dir}/access.log combined </irtualhost> 

userdir.conf (the first half of code original userdir.conf. copied , pasted below original one, , changed public_html public_html2.)

<ifmodule mod_userdir.c>     userdir public_html     userdir disabled root     <directory /home/*/public_html>         allowoverride fileinfo authconfig limit indexes         options multiviews indexes symlinksifownermatch includesnoexec         <limit post options>             require granted         </limit>         <limitexcept post options>             require denied         </limitexcept>     </directory> </ifmodule> <ifmodule mod_userdir.c>     userdir public_html2     userdir disabled root     <directory /home/*/public_html2>         allowoverride fileinfo authconfig limit indexes         options multiviews indexes symlinksifownermatch includesnoexec         <limit post options>             require granted         </limit>         <limitexcept post options>             require denied         </limitexcept>     </directory> </ifmodule> 

i'm not sure 100% understand question, assume asking have 2 different domains each 1 of them uses different userdir.

edit: on right track. thing had missing, needed put each of 2 userdir configs in respective virtualhost config seen below.

for that, need create 2 virtual hosts, , each virtual host have own userdir configurations.

the first virtual host contain following:

# /etc/apache2/sites-available/com.sample.www.conf <virtualhost *:80>     servername www.sample.com      <ifmodule mod_userdir.c>         userdir public_html         userdir disabled root         <directory /home/*/public_html>             allowoverride fileinfo authconfig limit indexes             options multiviews indexes symlinksifownermatch includesnoexec             <limit post options>                 require granted             </limit>             <limitexcept post options>                 require denied             </limitexcept>         </directory>     </ifmodule> </virtualhost> 

the second virtual host contain following:

# /etc/apache2/sites-available/com.sample.www2.conf <virtualhost *:80>     servername www2.sample.com     userdir public_html2      <ifmodule mod_userdir.c>         userdir disabled root         <directory /home/*/public_html2>             allowoverride fileinfo authconfig limit indexes             options multiviews indexes symlinksifownermatch includesnoexec             <limit post options>                 require granted             </limit>             <limitexcept post options>                 require denied             </limitexcept>         </directory>      </ifmodule> </virtualhost> 

once done, need enable 2 virtual host config files , restart apache.

$ sude a2dissite 000-default.conf $ sudo a2ensite com.sample.www.conf $ sudo a2ensite com.sample.www2.conf $ sudo apache2ctl restart 

now, when open www.sample.com/~dan/ use /home/dan/public_html/ , when open www2.sample.com/~dan/ use /home/dan/public_html2/