Here is my code:
$s->add_config('<VirtualHost x.x.x.x>');
$s->add_config('ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]');
$s->add_config('ServerName www.xxx.xxx');
$s->add_config('DocumentRoot /xxx/xxx/xxx');
$s->add_config('ErrorLog logs/xxx-error_log
$s->add_config('</VirtualHost>');
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004, Stas Bekman wrote:
> Stefan Cars wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > Of course I understand that I need to write the whole container, this was
> > just en example (the ... was to illustrate that there was more information
> > there). I've added a container that looks exactly like one that works if I
> > do it directly in the httpd.conf (outside the <Perl></perl>).
>
> I hope you realize that we can't guess what you do. Can you show the relevant
> parts of httpd.conf and what you add for real?
>
> > Regarding the Tie::IxHash, it seems when I push in the hash into the
> > %VirtualHost, the order get's random again although it seems good in the
> > original hash.
>
> Again, please show us a short real code. There are many ways to 'push' things.
>
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