It's certainly _possible_ -
Your httpd.conf (I'm assuming you use Apache, of course) file is just
a text file that can be read/written like anything else. Then you
could do a
system('/path/to/apache/bin/apachectl restart');
to activate. Doing it this simply, thoughm means that your
webserver's user (usually nobody) would have write access to the conf
file and execute perms to apachectl, which could open up some
bulldozer-security holes. At the very least, you want to access
things through SSL.
But you might want to try Webmin:
http://www.webmin.com/
Looks very comprehensive, and I've seem a number of good
recommendations for it. I've been planning on doing a little testing
of it on my test server, but haven't had the time.
-steve
At 4:48 PM +0100 9/6/02, Tim Haynes wrote:
>Is there any easy way of creating,editing and deleting virtual hosts using
>PHP via a website?? I have already thought of a way but seems a little long
>winded.
>
>Thanks in advance.
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