Hi Jorge,
Something with the same name:
http://code.google.com/p/dbd-modules/wiki/mod_vhost_dbd
self-promotion
I don't know if that's what you're after, but I've written something
vaguely similar but more flexible:
http://www.dmi.me.uk/code/apache/mod_sqltemplate/
/self-promotion
Hope this
Hi dave,
Thanks,
I'm looking at your proj also.
What I am looking is, a completely independent module, so that I can create,
decreate any virtualhost, just inserting and removing records from the DB.
The values can be apache configurations, or any other.
Yours can? I didn't got time to look at
Thanks -- it's always nice to be appreciated. Let me know if you hit
any
problems, as I don't have the resources to test it in lots of different
situations.
I'll :)
This is possible using mod_sqltemplate. Suppose in your database, you
have a php_register_globals column, which is either On
Jorge Bastos wrote:
This is possible using mod_sqltemplate. Suppose in your database, you
have a php_register_globals column, which is either On or Off.
Then this will work:
[snip]
So I think my problem is resolved!
Resuming, I can have as many columns I want in the hosts table, correct?
Jorge Bastos wrote:
Dave,
You could have a Install.txt file to explain how to compile.
I'm not very familiar with apxs2 :)
Can you post here?
Erm. I think all you need to use is:
apxs2 -i -c mod_sqltemplate.c
as root, to compile and install in one step. Don't forget to add the
Erm. I think all you need to use is:
apxs2 -i -c mod_sqltemplate.c
as root, to compile and install in one step. Don't forget to add the
LoadModule line!
I won't!
Sorry about apxs.
I'm just curious, libmysql shouldn't be linked agains the .so module?
Jorge Bastos wrote:
Sorry about apxs.
That's fine -- everyone has to learn somewhere.
I'm just curious, libmysql shouldn't be linked agains the .so module
Nope - it uses the built-in APR DBD in Apache, which already links
against MySQL.
Dave
I'm just curious, libmysql shouldn't be linked agains the .so module
Nope - it uses the built-in APR DBD in Apache, which already links
against MySQL.
Oh right. Stupid question, and I saw it on the source the apr_dbd, I'm
sleepy :|
I do use mod_dbd for http auth, stupid question :P
Ok
