Re: W/ apache 2
Paul Marks <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.apache.mod-layout |
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As I recall, the LayoutHeader and LayoutFooter directives take filenames
relative to the DocumentRoot. So unless your DocumentRoot is /, then
/home/xyz/www/qwerty/ is not the path you need. You might try something
like this (for user directories):
LayoutIgnore /ab/*.*
LayoutIgnore /abc/*.*
UserDir www
<Directory /home/*/www>
LayoutHeader /qwerty/header.htm
LayoutFooter /qwerty/footer.html
</Directory>
However, this only works if the DocumentRoot becomes that users's
~user/www directory, which I don't know how to do, but I think you'll
see the general idea. (If somehow you could configure a mass virtual
host such that it's username.users.my.domain.com or something, then that
would work, otherwise it won't).
It's extremely difficult to do for home directories, but I believe that
the absolute path vs. DocumentRoot is what you're running into
(Disclaimer: I haven't used mod_layout 4.x, only 3.2)
I hope this helps,
- Paul Marks