I've an SVN server on the same machine, at each commit the svn server update the changes to a local directory /www with this structure
/www/www.domain1.com.lan/trunk /www/www.domain1.com.lan/tags/001 /www/www.domain1.com.lan/tags/002 ... /www/www.domain1.com.lan/branches/001 ... /www/www.subdomain.domain2.com.lan/trunk etc so I will have apache that point dynamicly to trunk / each tags / each branches of each domain ... we have a lot of search engine optimisation on our websites, that restrict us, if a website is on a / of the production webserver it has to be too on the dev server. I've configurated a local TLD zone ".lan" with a wildcard that point *.lan demand to the apache developpement server. if the production website is www.domain1.com the local trunk is www.domain1.com.lan -> DocumentRoot 'll point to /www/www.domain1.com.lan/trunk the first branche is dev.001.domain1.com.lan -> DocumentRoot 'll point to /www/www.domain1.com.lan/branches/000 the fisrt tag is ver.001.domain1.com.lan -> DocumentRoot 'll point to /www/www.domain1.com.lan/tags/001 etc I've all working, except I don't know what Host is asked by the developper on the apache server, so I can't calculate a DocumentRoot to serve him the correct pages I've also try with VirtualDocumentRoot with no success, I'm an SEO Project Architect I well known some languages but not a perl and I'm not an Apache expert ... There's the solution to read the /www directory and generate dynamicly some VHost but the server will have to be restarted each time a directory is added to /www ... it's not a good option in my point of view antoine -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Perl-section-and-request-object-tf4479522.html#a12780901 Sent from the mod_perl - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
