okay. we're trying to use <perl> to configure virtual hosts -- here's
Data::Dumper showing the %VirtualHost hash:
%VirtualHost = {
'*:80' => [
{
'PerlSetVar' => [
'SiteName',
'one'
],
'Directory' => {
'/var/www/one' => {
'Options' => [
'+Indexes',
],
'FilesMatch' => {
'^[A-Z]|\\.mc$' => {
'SetHandler' => 'perl-script',
'PerlResponseHandler' => 'Apache::NOT_FOUND'
},
'\\.(html|css)$' => {
'SetHandler' => 'defaulthandler'
}
}
}
},
'ServerName' => 'one',
'DocumentRoot' => '/var/www/one',
'ServerAlias' => [
'five',
'seven'
]
},
{
'PerlSetVar' => [
'SiteName',
'three'
],
'Directory' => {
'/var/www/three' => {
'Options' => [
'+Indexes',
],
'FilesMatch' => {
'^[A-Z]' => {
'SetHandler' => 'perl-script',
'PerlHandler' => 'Apache::NOT_FOUND'
},
'\\.(html|css)$' => {
'SetHandler' => 'defaulthandler'
}
}
}
},
'ServerName' => 'three',
'DocumentRoot' => '/var/www/three'
}
]
};
site "one" has aliases "five" and "seven"; site "three" is on
its own. (we're testing, see -- /etc/hosts has all these names
as aliases for "localhost".)
when trying to use this config, apache2 belches
NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts
we'd love to know why. pointers are very welcome!
===
what search terms could we use at google to get pertinent
results? we've tried
apache2 'has no virtualhosts'
and see lots of questions similar to ours, but no definitive
answer has crossed our radar just yet...
we also found the source code to "vhost.c" -- and the error
message comes from function "remove_unused_name_vhosts()" which
heavily implies that when the error message shows up, the vhost
goes away... except when we browse to
http://three/
or
http://five/
we get the site we originally expect; when we visit one of the
two aliases, tho, we get the uber-root (/var/www instead of
/var/www/one). so now we're more confused than ever. :)
==== hey!
not knowing even enough to dig a deep hole, looking at
remove_unused_name_vhosts() we see
*pic = ic->next;
and later
*pic = &ic->next;
is the ampersand superfluous? is this a typo?
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