Re: [users@httpd] programmatically configure "Virtual Directory" in Apache 2.0

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:)

You are right. I'm just messing the terms.
It's all about Aliasing - "mapping a physical directory to a different directory in the URI". But not a statically one. I would need a dynamically one (during the runtime of my application).

For IIS everything is just a matter of connecting to the Active Directory.
Is there any similar way for Apache? Something like LDAP support, etc?


Thanks,

Calin


----- Original Message ----- From: "John Hicks" <johnlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 4:38 PM
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] programmatically configure "Virtual Directory" in Apache 2.0


Calin Cirstea wrote:

Is there any way to programmatically configure the Apache "Virtual Directory"?

"Virtual Directory" is not a term that is used in the Apache world. It appears to be a Microsoft IIS term.

> I know how to do it statically (httpd.conf) but I would like a
> dynamically (runtime) way of doing this.

Please tell us what it is that you do statically in httpd.conf that you call a "virtual directory". I'm guessing it's one of the following:

--virtual domain - supporting multiple domains on a single IP or webserver.

--"Alias"ed directories - mapping a physical directory to a different directory in the URI

--URL rewriting

Thanks,

-J

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