Jean-Pierre van Melis wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks, for answering my question.
At the moment I’m having difficulties receiving email from the pound
mailing-list, so I’m mailing you directly.
The example you gave confuses me.
The header.conf ends with an “End” statement.
I’ve been under the impression that those entries with “Service” belong
to a certain “ListenHTTP” entry.
They don't have to - pound supports global Service directives that exist
outside ListenHTTP(S) directives.
Is the order of the entries of importance?
Yes, pound uses a strict first-match algorithm.
I want to make entries for some hosts on my LAN and let everything that
doesn’t match a specific “HeadRequire” go to my Apache which handles
Virtual hosting.
Simply set a 'Service' block without any HeadRequire directives as your
last entry in the cfg file, and it'll serve as a catchall. Thats
basically how my config works, I have a default policy and then
specific, per-vhost overrides appear above it.
PS - I've CC'ed the list since this is still of general interest.
Good luck!
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