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David Bear
david.bear at asu.edu
Thu Mar 20 00:56:03 EDT 2008
Its far too easy to end up with an apache config that is to complex to easily understand quickly. I was wondering if there was a way using mod-python to display all the name spaces that apache knows about through its config file. By that I mean I would like a listing of all virtual hosts and their associated document roots -- and then for each vhost a list of the rewrite rules that may exist for that. I know I could always look at the config file, but I'm thinking of something that would organize the rewrite rules more the way apache would see them. My initial thinking of having something like this would be to aid in debugging some obscure reason why apache would fail to behave as expected. My first experience configuring apache was using the yast, a gui configurator. But yast introduced some strange stanzas that sometimes it didn't properly close or nest. It would have been nice to see what apache was seeing in the configuration file. -- David Bear College of Public Programs/ASU 411 N Central, Phoenix, AZ 85004
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