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Evert, 2008-06-23 12:24
GNU find does not have a -X parameter. This re-written find statement has the same functionality, without using -X


= How to Support Configuration per Virtual Host =

1. Use mod_simple_vhost to set up your virtual hosts in subdirectories, e.g. `/www/servers/www.mydomain.com/` etc.
2. Add an `include_shell` option to the end of your config file:

{{{
include_shell "/www/config_servers"
}}}

3. Create the file `/www/config_servers` with the following contents, and make sure it is readable (and executable?) by the lighttpd server:

{{{
#!/bin/bash

for VHOST in `find /var/servers/ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 \( -type d -or -type l \) -exec test -e "{}/server.conf" \; -exec basename "{}" \; 2>/dev/null` ; do {
echo "\$HTTP[\"host\"] == \"$VHOST\" {"
echo "var.vhost_name = \"$VHOST\""
echo "var.vhost_path = \"/www/servers/$VHOST\""
cat "/www/servers/$VHOST/server.conf"
echo "}"
} ; done
}}}

Then for each virtual host, just create a `server.conf` file containing the options that should pertain to that host; the `config_servers` script will wrap them in a condition matching the hostname, and set two variables:

  • `vhost_name` : the virtual host name, e.g. "www.mydomain.com"
  • `vhost_path` : the path to the virtual host directory, e.g. "/www/servers/www.mydomain.com"

Updated by Evert almost 16 years ago · 3 revisions