If you decide that you must customize httpd.conf for each server, you can
keep the httpd.conf file the same on all servers and just add a minimal
configuration file on each server with the Include directive. You could
have something like:
Include conf/backhand.conf
Bob Foster
monte@ispi.net writes:
>We have all the web servers in the cluster sharing the same httpd.conf
>file,
>that is why we use a hostname and put the host <-> IP mapping in the
>/etc/hosts file. So each web server must use its own httpd.conf file then?
>
>
>
keep the httpd.conf file the same on all servers and just add a minimal
configuration file on each server with the Include directive. You could
have something like:
Include conf/backhand.conf
Bob Foster
monte@ispi.net writes:
>We have all the web servers in the cluster sharing the same httpd.conf
>file,
>that is why we use a hostname and put the host <-> IP mapping in the
>/etc/hosts file. So each web server must use its own httpd.conf file then?
>
>
>