Hi,

I have a problem with an application that is developed on top of apache.

I would like to have a configuration split in two different files,
though apache encourages to have it in a single file.

I have a requirement that I should be able to "Include
conf/somefile.txt"
in the main httpd.conf file and use the contents of "somefile.txt" as
though they appear in httpd.conf.

Example:

httpd.conf
----------

ServerRoot "/home/dnkumar/myproject4"
.
some directives...
.
Include conf/somefile.txt


somefile.txt
------------
<Mycontainer 10.1>
directive1      somevalue1
directive2      somevalue2
</Mycontainer>

<Mycontainer 10.2>
directive1      somevalue3
directive2      somevalue4
</Mycontainer>

We are currently using Apache alpha 1.3 version. The problem I have is,
the code is does not recognize the "<Mycontainer 10.1>" at all. It does
not call the corresponding "set_" function. Ofcourse, it also does not
recognize "</Mycontainer".  What happens is, it reads the directive1
& directive2 under "Mycontainer 10.1" but not "Mycontainer 10.2"
and anything that follows...
But If I change my code & configs to use "[Mycontainer 10.1]",
it works fine.

Is there a fix for this in the recent versions of apache or httpd ?
Does this happen to you too ? We know we have not touched
any of the apache code we have.  I would appreciate your feedback
at the earliest.

thanks,
Nalini Kumar.

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