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Randy Barlow schrieb: |
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> Hi all, I am trying to get two instances of apache to run using the |
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> newer 2.2 version for my BackupPC server web interface. |
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I'd love to see standardized service multiplexing on gentoo. There were |
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implementations for mysql where you can specify multiple instances in |
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conf.d/mysql but without seperated start/stop/restart. |
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We have implemented this for an inhouse java app having a bash array in |
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conf.d like: |
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<appname>_<instname1> = ( |
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"<param1>=<value1>" |
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"<param2>=<value2>" |
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... |
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) |
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<appname>_<instname2> = ( |
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... |
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) |
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and a link <appname>.<instname> -> <appname> in init.d for each instance |
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like the net.xx scripts do. To make this work for apache you'd need |
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logic to override "Listen" and probably other settings in httpd.conf. A |
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seperate vhost.d for each instance might be appropriate. |
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made up sample config: |
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apache2_frontend = ( |
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"port=193.114.114.89:80" |
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"opts=-D SSL -D LDAP" |
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"usergroup=apache:apache" |
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"config=/etc/apache2/apache2_frontend.conf" |
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) |
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apache2_backend1 = ( |
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"port=127.0.0.1:1234" |
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"opts=-D PHP5 -D DAV" |
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"usergroup=user1:user1" |
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"config=/home/user1/apache_backend1.conf" |
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) |
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in combination with sudo: |
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user1 localhost=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /etc/init.d/apache2.backend1 |
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This could be useful for proxied setups where you run user controlled |
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backends to seperate execution privileges. |
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cheers |
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Paul |
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