Re: [cobalt-users] 2 domains one website

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Zeffie wrote:

> I never have liked the idea of adding a "include file" to
> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf.
> 
> Story time :)
> 
>     Apache has always allowed you to put that "<VirtualHost>" information is
> any of the big three files... srm.conf access.conf and httpd.conf .... for
> that matter anything you see in one of these files can be in the other
> two... which IMHO is why the newer versions of apache switched to a single
> conf file :) (Also most likely why the Cobalt apache updates where slow.)  I
> should add that my srm.conf has all kinds of stuff in it that never gets
> touched by the gui. :) or updates for that matter :) :) Reguardless I keep a
> 'txt' document locally with exactly what I added to srm.conf just in case I
> need it sometime :)

I like it <smile>.

I don't remember anymore when the apache team first started allowing
anything in any file, but it's a wonderful idea.  It's actually BETTER
than allowing only one new file.  I think that even the latest apache
distributions still read the srm.conf file, though I'm not positive.

I'm going to use this idea, I think.  Great for setting up a thousand
small (one-page) sites on a Raq without intruding on the gui <smile>.

Jeff
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