Michael C. Neel
neel at mediapulse.com
Mon Nov 10 16:49:41 EST 2003
> I'm concerned with ServerRoot, not DocumentRoot. I don't store my > mod_python code in the static file store. > Now I am lost, wouldn't ServerRoot always be the same? Apache only allows this directive once, so I'm missing the dynamic part. Do you have each developer running his own apache on a different port, in a different directory? > The mere fact that we can do suboptimal things with > technology shouldn't > preclude its availability. > I used to think that, and wrote a lot of perl - I'm glad I stopped =p. If you really want this, look into mod_perl and/or mod_macro, both of which should be able to do what you are looking for - though I freely admit I'm not sure what you are needing. Perl looks something like: <Perl> $Location{"/~dougm/"} = { AuthUserFile => '/tmp/htpasswd', AuthType => 'Basic', AuthName => 'test', DirectoryIndex => [qw(index.html index.htm)], Limit => { METHODS => 'GET POST', require => 'user dougm', }, }; </Perl> If you want a more detailed example, search for conf file from a Colbalt system, which configured everything based on a directory structure including SSL. Mike
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