On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 16:16, Cole Tuininga wrote: > I'm looking for a little more magic with a little less regenerating > httpd.conf. *grin* >
Given that you're using 1.3 (not that 2.0 is light years ahead in this regard...) I don't think you're going to get much "magic" in terms of httpd.conf. It's read when the daemon is loaded, so you won't be able to add virtual sites "on the fly" (which I'm pretty sure you already knew). > What I'm looking for is some kind of module that will let me put > (something like) the following in my httpd.conf: > > <DynVirtHosts> > mysqlhost hostname > mysqldb dbname > mysqluser username > mysqltable tablename > </DynVirtHosts> > > Then, the table in the database would have a row (or some such > structure) for the data necessary for each virt host. This way, all I > need to do to add a vhost would be to add a row in the database. > > Am I making sense? > I see what you're after, and my best suggestion is to do something similar to what I did for managing RADIUS accounts: put 'em in the database, generate a config file every X minutes (in my case 5 minutes) and hup the daemon at scheduled intervals or scriptmatically when the new config file varies from the operating config file. -- Brian Karas - [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are only 10 kinds of people in the world. Those that understand binary. And those that don't. _______________________________________________ gnhlug-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss