Dragon wrote:
Kyle Vorster wrote:Hi Guys, I am trying to tweak a apache server installed with cPanel.What I am trying to do is set server-wide 'custom' error pages, but when a user uploads his own set of 'custom' error pages it should over-right the server-wide pages and display the users pages.so looking at something like this if (is_file(/home/$user/public_html/404.shtml)) { display /home/$user/public_html/404.shtml; } else { display /usr/local/apache/htaccess/404.shtml; } Any one know how this could be done, or direct me to the right documents.
---------------- End original message. --------------------- Now I am no Apache guru by any means so I may be a bit off-base here...Settings redefined later in teh configuration override those set earlier. You would define the default server pages first (which is probably already done in your httpd.conf file). Then you would see if the file you are looking for exists in each user directory. Using the DirectoryMatch directive and a regular expression to match each one keeps you from having to configure this for every user.
If you wanted to get really sophisticated about it, you could make the regular expression a lot more complex to match a variety of potential patterns and use a FilesMatch directive with a regular expression to allow alternative file extensions or filenames for the error documents too.
Just doing a simple version without all the extra stuff, I think you could probably do it with something like this (if somebody else has a better idea, feel free to hack my stuff apart):
# Add an ErrorDocument directive for each error you wish to support
# Use default to get Apache's default error page or specify a server-wide
# error document for each error type
ErrorDocument 404 default
ErrorDocument 500 default
# Now override the defined error page for each user directory if
# there is a file defined with a matching name. You will have to
# enforce the file naming convention for this to work and the error
# documents must live in the root of each of the user directories
<DirectoryMatch "/home/(.+)/public_html">
# Add a <Files> section for each error type
<Files "404.shtml">
ErrorDocument 404 /404.shtml
</Files>
<Files "500.shtml">
ErrorDocument 500 /500.shtml
</Files>
</DirectoryMatch
Dragon
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