apache2 php4 as fcgi over suexec

[regen]

Hello,
i want to perform a configuration like thisthis with plesk. I want that the user can run php scripts with its own user/group only, such like in the tutorial above.

But i've no idea how plesk handles the apache templating.. i've found a template under /opt/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.conf. I think it's for the plesk login only, am i right?

where can i find the main template that generate the domain user files?
for example: /var/www/vhosts/domain.de/conf/httpd.include

 

[regen]

hell! is there no support for such a simple question or have i mispelled something?

i would do some changes in the apache2 configuration, chages for every user.

 

[pdreissen]

Please search articles about vhost.conf that is what you need!

You need to create a vhost.conf in the domain/conf/ directorie in which you make your changes.

After you create the vhost.conf file, run:

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -a -v

That way the vhost.conf will be included into the httpd.include (in the same dir). if you want to template this then you need to create a batch script which you fire with a new event (look for event manager)!

 

[regen]

Originally posted by pdreissen
Please search articles about vhost.conf that is what you need!

You need to create a vhost.conf in the domain/conf/ directorie in which you make your changes.

but i won't do that for each domain.

After you create the vhost.conf file, run:

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -a -v

That way the vhost.conf will be included into the httpd.include (in the same dir). if you want to template this then you need to create a batch script which you fire with a new event (look for event manager)!

a batch script? for templating! is there a reference for that things? i've found only silly GUI hoto's, but not whats going deeper into the matter.

 

[regen]

Originally posted by pdreissen
Please search articles about vhost.conf that is what you need!

You need to create a vhost.conf in the domain/conf/ directorie in which you make your changes.

After you create the vhost.conf file, run:

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -a -v

That way the vhost.conf will be included into the httpd.include (in the same dir).

ok, i understand the concept.

if you want to template this then you need to create a batch script which you fire with a new event (look for event manager)!

what you meant with the script,
to generate a complete vhost.conf?