Hi,
I have been looking at the perl sections part.
But as far as I can tell it's just a replacement for http.conf. I think
it still means I need top restart/reload the httpd.conf
The whole reason I want to do it on the fly is to prevent this. But
please tell me I am wrong in this ?
I tried to play with Apache2::Directive::conftree();
I manged to get a hash with data about thge virtual host I like to
change but altering this does not have any effect.
I have been tring to change many things but so far the only thing I can
give a new value is $r->document_root()
The rest seems only read only values. (like options etc).
I have a virtual host entry that us really empty:
<VirtualHost 81.24.48.204:80>
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /online/default/www/default/html
ServerName www.default.nl
</VirtualHost>
I can now change the documentRoot on the fly, and I would like to be
able to change other things to like:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
To enable php for this site if this site needs it.
And also
<Directory "/online/default/www/default/html2/">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride AuthConfig
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
But I am really stuck here. I am at the point of giving up and combining
the Documentroot part with a generated .htaccess file placed in the
documentroot.
The thing here is that I do not like my customers to be able to upload
their own .htaccess file. And so far I did not find away around this.
So if anyone can give any example how to change more than just the
document root , I would be gratefull.
Maybe an offtopic question,
But would a reload of the httpd.conf kill the open sessions of visitors
of the website? I always asumed it would but maybe I am wrong here.
Regards
Hans de Groot
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Hans de Groot
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.dandy.nl
