is it possible to set $VH_NAME to environment variables??

[nikss]

is it possible to set $VH_NAME to environment variables in LSAPI app ??

Environment:
VH_NAME=$VH_NAME

gives me in phpinfo only

_ENV["VH_NAME"] = $VH_NAME
_SERVER["VH_NAME"] = $VH_NAME

not substitutions

[mistwang]

We can add that in next release. Are you using it in a vhost template?

[felosi]

I noticed when I first started messing with litespeed when i was setting it to port 80 as the listener, it would add all of the vhosts and ability to adjust them and everything but that is the same time I was having problems too with it being real slow.

But that would be great to get the vhosts in the setup. that would be one of the most important and useful features I think cause now you basically have to make settings for the entire server,

Is there anyway to like take my apache 2 vhost and add it to the setup in litespeed? I know I tried this once before but never could get it working.

I'm real excited to see this vhost feature be implemented in the future, doing what i do its usefulness would be priceless

[nikss]

Originally Posted by mistwang

We can add that in next release. Are you using it in a vhost template?

yes i tried in vhost and vhost template
both not works

[obrie572]

Was this ever added to any new releases?

[mistwang]

Yes, it was added.

[obrie572]

Originally Posted by mistwang

Yes, it was added.

Thanks for the reply. I've tried doing the following in Litespeed Web Server Standard v3.2.4:

TRAC_ENV=$VH_ROOT/trac/

However, $VH_ROOT doesn't seem to get replaced as Trac fails with the error message:

No such file or directory: '$VH_ROOT/VERSION'

Is this only available on enterprise or another version?

Thanks for the info.

[mistwang]

OK, find the bug. fix will be in 3.3 release.