Hi,

I'm in a project migrating several diffrent platforms into one singe.
The current VirtualHost count is about 200k and I wonder how you guys
are handling VirtualHosts in large setups? (php+suexec etc).

Using traditional config file is not going to work. mod_vhost_alias
will work but then there are some specialized VirtualHost configuration
for some of the vhosts (like enabling mod_python etc..) and then I'm back
to having like 30k vhosts in configuration file and it will take forever
to restart the httpd process....

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Regards Sten Fredriksson
stenfredriksson [at] gmail.com


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On 5/4/05, Sten Fredriksson <stenfredriksson [at] gmail.com> wrote:
> Using traditional config file is not going to work. mod_vhost_alias
> will work but then there are some specialized VirtualHost configuration
> for some of the vhosts (like enabling mod_python etc..) and then I'm back
> to having like 30k vhosts in configuration file and it will take forever
> to restart the httpd process....

You can either give the special configs their own name-based
<VirtualHost> containers, and let the others fall back to
mod_vhost_alias (listed in the first <VirtualHost> container), or you
can use <Directory> sections to apply the special configs only to
particular hosts.

Joshua.

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