Re: [us...@httpd] Re-use of a Setenv directive

2010-10-20 Thread Rainer Jung
On 20.10.2010 17:04, Igor Galić wrote: - "J.Lance Wilkinson" wrote: Rainer Jung wrote: If the values are in fact static, i.e. do not depend in the request, virtual host etc., you can actually use the fact, that Apache allows you to resolve unix environment variables (not the same as

Re: [us...@httpd] Re-use of a Setenv directive

2010-10-20 Thread Sébastien Moretti
Hi I have defined a SetEnv Directive this way: SetEnv BASE_PATH /tmp/smthg I would like to re-use this variable in another SetEnv Directive, e.g.: SetEnv PATHS $BASE_PATH/a:$BASE_PATH/b:$BASE_PATH/c:... But $BASE_PATH is not interpreted as a variable. I tried with quotes, back-splash, ... Ho

Re: [us...@httpd] Re-use of a Setenv directive

2010-10-20 Thread Igor Galić
- "J.Lance Wilkinson" wrote: > Rainer Jung wrote: > > If the values are in fact static, i.e. do not depend in the request, > > > virtual host etc., you can actually use the fact, that Apache allows > you > > to resolve unix environment variables (not the same as Apache > > environment var

Re: [us...@httpd] Re-use of a Setenv directive

2010-10-20 Thread J.Lance Wilkinson
Rainer Jung wrote: If the values are in fact static, i.e. do not depend in the request, virtual host etc., you can actually use the fact, that Apache allows you to resolve unix environment variables (not the same as Apache environment variables) inside the Apache configuration. The syntax is $