Re: huge config file & e404 page on different server

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Hey,
It will make startup and restarts slower and will increase the memory
usage somewhat. There will also be some effect on run-time
performance, but it probably won't be too big.

What exactly is it about the vhost config that is too complicated for
dynamic vhosts? Some things can be worked around using mod_rewrite
instead of mod_vhost_alias.
I use mod_cband and also have to set some php options...

That's because if the error page isn't on the same server that
actually has the error, the server must send a redirect to the client.
Therefore if you want to deliver the proper response code, the error
page must be in the namespace of the server with the error. If that is
a problem, you can use ProxyPass to bring a document from the Master
Server into the namespace of the other servers.
What do you mean by namespace? The Error document is not on the same server but under the same domain.
How would I use ProxyPass specifically to do this?

Regards,
Samy

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