On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Larry Leszczynski wrote:
> I think you mean:
>
> my ($vhostname,$vhostuser,$vhosthomedir,$vhostip) = split / /, $_;
Oops.
I shall now skulk off to a dark corner and be embarrassed. The original script
I had to do this was correct; I muddled it in transposition. Nothing
d"
mod_perl/Apache branches, so be it. I cannot really see any other way of
doing this, unless I start to make massive use of mod_rewrite aswell!
Graeme
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the sort of thing I wanted to avoid,
too :-/
Graeme
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On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Thomas Schindl wrote:
> Why not using conf.d all conf-files from there get loaded automatically?
Only if the "Include conf.d/*.conf" statement still exists. I'm trying to move
away from RedHat-derived semantics, because the system may have to run on a
number of different pla
Howdy
I've searched, and searched, for a recipe and/or method for this; I can't find
one that works :(
Am using a home-rolled Apache 2.0.48 and mod_perl 1.99_10 setup.
Given a file containing lines of the form:
lweb1.graemef.net root /root/public_html 192.168.100.211
and an "Include" statemen
