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Is it possible that mod_vhost_alias can read several directories (For example, each users) to find the sites? Like in a hosting setup where different users can create the directories in their home directory?
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Hello! I was wondering if you could use a wildcard in the VirtualDocumentRoot directive. I mean is it possible to scan multiple directories with the VirtualDocumentRoot, like multiple home directories to look for sites?
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I have put the main bits of my httpd.conf down below. I am using %1 to get the host field so I can dynamically add vhosts by just creating dns/folders.
One problem is I need to reference this:
HttpStreamingLiveEventPath "D:/FMSApps/%1"
HttpStreamingContentPath "D:/FMSApps/%1"
In Apache when I…
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I have a webserver with cPanel / Webhost Manager (WHM). Now I need to install the Apache module mod_vhost_alias so I can use VirtualDocumentRoot.
I've added LoadModule vhost_alias_module modules/mod_vhost_alias.so but the .so file does not actually exist. I could download it, but I'm not sure that's…
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On our LAN I've set up several 'fake' TLDs in the DNS server, with the intention of using them for Apache name-based virtual hosting. I'd like to combine this with mass-virtual-hosting (i.e. VirtualDocumentRoot) on an Ubuntu 10.04 LAMP server.
However, I can't get it to select the right vhost!
Here…
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Is it possible that mod_vhost_alias can read several directories (For example, each users) to find the sites? Like in a hosting setup where different users can create the directories in their home directory?
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