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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> perl-mod_perl
perl-mod_perl
Re: Best Practices for managing repetitive Apache config file entries?
by Dirk-Willem van Gulik other posts by this author
Nov 6 2009 11:14AM messages near this date
Re: Best Practices for managing repetitive Apache config file entries? | Re: Best Practices for managing repetitive Apache config file entries?
Mark Stosberg wrote:
...
>  1. We would be a template of Apache configs unders source control.

>  2. When the template changes, we'll run a script to generate all the
>  sections. Apache would pull this in as an include file.

>  Sound reasonable? What else would you recommend?

I often use the svn hooks for this. Another thing to look at is mod perl 
its ability to generate things on the fly - ideal for generating a lot 
of ~user variations.

Thanks,

Dw
Thread:
Mark Stosberg
David Nicol
Jeff Nokes
Dirk-Willem van Gulik
Bill Moseley
Michael Peters

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