Custom entry in apache vhost

[grungy]

I need to enter custom stuff in an apache vhost config file....and need it to stay there. As you know ispconfig willr emove all custom modifications later on.

How can I do this?

[Mr. Print]

I have the same problem due to special actions for two web sites, hopefully there is a way where the information for a virtual host will not get over written. I thoutht there was a place for special directives in ISPConfig, but have not found as of yet.

[aurasdoom]

You can modify the vhost template if you want for every site:
/usr/lib (i think) /ispconfig3/server/conf/vhost.conf.master

Originally Posted by Mr. Print

I thoutht there was a place for special directives in ISPConfig, but have not found as of yet.

Off the top of my head, because my server is offline right now, go to Websites -> click on the website -> And in the last tab above the website details you find the custom apache directives.

[Mr. Print]

aurasdoom, Really appreciate the reply. I'm using ISPConfig 2., However I found the vhost.conf.master
/root/ispconfig/

One more question. I have two web sites that run cgi scripts and Coldfusion in the web directory (I'm aware of the security issue, I didn't create the site) Where in this file would I add my changes such
<directory
my directive permissions
<directory
Here is my master
{FP_RESOURCE_CONFIG}
{FP_ACCESS_CONFIG}
###################################
#
# ISPConfig vHost Configuration File
# Version 1.0
#
###################################
#

{SERVERIP}

#
#


######################################
# Vhost: {SERVERNAME}
######################################
#
#
<VirtualHost {IP}>
{HTTPD_INCLUDE}
{SUEXEC}
ServerName {SERVERNAME}
ServerAdmin {SERVERADMIN}
DocumentRoot {DOCUMENTROOT}
{SERVERALIAS}
{DIRECTORYINDEX}
{CGI}
ErrorLog {WEB_ERROR_LOG}
{PHP}
{RUBY}
{PYTHON}
{SSI}
{WAP}
{STATSALIAS}
{ERRORALIAS}
{ERROR}
AliasMatch ^/~([^/]+)(/(.*))? {HTTPD_ROOT}/{WEB}/user/$1/web/$3
AliasMatch ^/users/([^/]+)(/(.*))? {HTTPD_ROOT}/{WEB}/user/$1/web/$3
{REWRITE_RULE}
{FRONTPAGE}
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^(TRACE|TRACK)
RewriteRule .* - [F]
</IfModule>
{WEBDAV}
</VirtualHost>
#
{SSL}

Thanks again for your reply

[grungy]

I know I can enter apache directives via ispconfig 3, but that does not always work. The problem occures if you already have something in the vhost conf file and need to modify it.

I also modified the apache template but this does not help because I need specific conf file per site.

For example I already have following in all of my apache vhosts:

<IfModule mpm_itk_module>
AssignUserId web11 client7
</IfModule>


but I need to have:

<IfModule mpm_itk_module>
AssignUserId web11 client7
MaxClientsVHost 50
</IfModule>



or

<IfModule mpm_itk_module>
AssignUserId web11 client7
MaxClientsVHost 100
</IfModule>

depending on the site usage etc...

[till]

Just add it in the apache directives field of the website in ispconfig and click on save. Or you modify the vhost maetr template.

[grungy]

I can not use master template cuz I need specific settings per site.

If I add it via ispconfig other vhosts get messed up, I reported the bug. Any other way?

[till]

If I add it via ispconfig other vhosts get messed up, I reported the bug. Any other way?

There is no such bug. All data that you enter in the apache directives field is copied exactly to the vhost. You just mixed up the order of your code as you modified the master template. If you want to override a setting from apache directieves field, the code in the master.cf that shall be overridden has to be before the place where the apache directives code is included.

[Mr. Print]

grungy,

I have solved the problem with special directory in conf (vhost) in your ISP Control Panel where settings are for web site you will see Apache Directives enter any special website specific directives within there and save. They will work for that specfic site only. Be very careful that your directive is correct. It will appear in Vhost_isponfig.conf at the beginning of the web site.

I hope this helps and is clear.