- "FROIDURE Nicolas" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the tip. It seems to be a better solution for me : In
> Debian it seems that each virtualhosts are confined on a single file
> and
> included with the Include directive (with a path having a wildcard) on
> the main configuration file.
Hi,
Thanks for the tip. It seems to be a better solution for me : In
Debian it seems that each virtualhosts are confined on a single file and
included with the Include directive (with a path having a wildcard) on
the main configuration file.
In my first dedicated server,
You can also do what you want outside of Apache HTTP Server: write a
script that generates httpd.conf from one or more input files, and run
this script (manually or automatically) before starting httpd. You can
use M4, CPP, Perl, or many other tools to generate the configuration
file, depend
I want to stay on a "universal" Apache config. Now I know it's
impossible without enabling a specific module. I'll deal with this
restriction anyway.
Thank you Jorge.
Le 05/12/2010 14:11, Jorge Schrauwen a écrit :
You may want to look at mod_macro, or mod_perl if you want really
c
You may want to look at mod_macro, or mod_perl if you want really
complex setups.
~Jorge
On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 12:28 PM, Nicolas Froidure
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Are there a way to make mutlti-level virtualhosts ?
>
> I've many virtualhosts on my httpd.conf file. There are 3
Hello!
Are there a way to make mutlti-level virtualhosts ?
I've many virtualhosts on my httpd.conf file. There are 3 "classes" of
virtual hosts (static content, dynamic content with rewrite rules, others).
I would like to be able to define more than one base virtualhost
