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Well munin is not a web application, it just routinely generates a bunch of files and dumps them at the configured doc root, so there is no actual interaction at all between apache and munin. So if you want a dedicated http://munin/ url to work etc, then it's just a case of using tota;ly standard apache virtualhost configurations.
BTW, whilst the information munin tracks is good and detailed, I've found the application architecture to be just awful. sitting on a cron job and generating a dump of graph images... it's just horrible, and I'd suggest you looked around for less archaic products.
Distribution: RHEL, CentOS, Debian/Ubuntu, Microsoft Windows
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Thanks Acid for your advices and i will surely look after your suggestions. At this time i'm ordered to install and configure munin on VM and after that i have to set it up on real server. The problem is i installed apache just now and it is not configured yet(no any domain name). I want to ask that how i make domain name and then configure munin for opening on that domain name or ip whatever?
Well as above, you need to configure a virtualhost, about which there is a LOT of standard documentation for you to read. In reality, munin should be writing to /var/www/html/munin by default I believe, so just starting apache and going to http://ip.of.the.server/munin should work out of the box.
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