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Use virtualhosts and in the <Directory> section put in any directory on any server, any place. It's all magic but Apache will work it all out. Virtualhosts will require a new entry in the name server...

Using aliases?

From httpd.conf:

# Alias: Maps web paths into filesystem paths and is used to
# access content that does not live under the DocumentRoot.
# Example:
# Alias...

Either mkfs -t ext3 ext3.img, or mkfs -t ext3 $( losetup -sf ext3.img )
The second version will bind the image file to a loopback device which can be used like any other device.

Try creating a ".hushlogin" file in your account's home directory on the remote machine:

ssh user@server
touch .hushlogin

.hushlogin works on the MOTD, but this is the ssh banner that is being displayed. This does get sent to stderr so you should be able to 2>/dev/null or use ssh -q. Careful, since doing this may hide...