> Most webapps that I am familiar with use a config.{pm,php} that sets
> the path for pages. Mandating a wrapper config file for vhosts would
> solve much of this, I would think - something that just does
> case $REQUESTURL in
> foo.org
> include Config.foo.php
> bar.org
> include Config.bar.php
> *
> include Config.default.php
> esac
>
> (Clearly pseudo code that won't work in any real language, but you
> get the idea) This file could just be shipped with the * case
> enabled, and comments in it telling people how to enable per-vhost
> configurations.
you have another way using some php auto_prepend thing from the vhost
apache config, like :
<VirtualHost ....:..>
php_value "auto_prepend" "/etc/$package/$vhost.inc"
</VirtualHost>
the syntax may be wrong, but the idea is here.
this is the poorman's way, but it should work well.
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