I solved it: Add the modules in /etc/sysconfig/apache2 !!! Now I have again ONE file for all virtual domains !!! bye Ronald Ronald Wiplinger - via SeedNet SMTP wrote:
In the past I used the Apache 2.0 server with a very easy way for virtual domains, as described on the apache web site. No restart, just make the new web servers directory, ....
With SuSE 9.0 it does not work anymore!
It rather suggest to use for each web site a new /etc/apache2/vhosts/<website>.conf file, and of course a restart of the server. I managed to add the vhost_alias_module and the only difference is now, that the server starts (without errors), but the %0 is taken as is, and not as an replacement for the directory:
The entry /srv/www/vhosts/%0/htdocs is taken exactly as such, and therefore not found.
Can anybody give me a hint where the problem is, please. I really do not want to add for each virtual domain a more or less identical file. Beside this, I rather would use one large log file and split it into different files when I need it, than to use up too many file handlers.
bye
Ronald