Randy Barlow schrieb:
Hi all, I am trying to get two instances of apache to run using the
newer 2.2 version for my BackupPC server web interface.
I'd love to see standardized service multiplexing on gentoo. There were
implementations for mysql where you can specify multiple instances in
conf.d/mysql but without seperated start/stop/restart.
We have implemented this for an inhouse java app having a bash array in
conf.d like:
<appname>_<instname1> = (
"<param1>=<value1>"
"<param2>=<value2>"
...
)
<appname>_<instname2> = (
...
)
and a link <appname>.<instname> -> <appname> in init.d for each instance
like the net.xx scripts do. To make this work for apache you'd need
logic to override "Listen" and probably other settings in httpd.conf. A
seperate vhost.d for each instance might be appropriate.
made up sample config:
apache2_frontend = (
"port=193.114.114.89:80"
"opts=-D SSL -D LDAP"
"usergroup=apache:apache"
"config=/etc/apache2/apache2_frontend.conf"
)
apache2_backend1 = (
"port=127.0.0.1:1234"
"opts=-D PHP5 -D DAV"
"usergroup=user1:user1"
"config=/home/user1/apache_backend1.conf"
)
in combination with sudo:
user1 localhost=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /etc/init.d/apache2.backend1
This could be useful for proxied setups where you run user controlled
backends to seperate execution privileges.
cheers
Paul
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