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vhosts.d/*.conf
Your virtual host conguration should be located here. The directory contains
template les for virtual hosts with and without SSL. Every le in this directory
ending with .conf is automatically included in the Apache conguration. Refer
to Section 20.2.2.1, “Virtual Host Conguration” (page 365) for details.
20.2.2 Conguring Apache Manually
Conguring Apache manually involves editing plain text conguration les as user
root.
20.2.2.1 Virtual Host Conguration
The term virtual host refers to Apache's ability to serve multiple universal resource
identiers (URIs) from the same physical machine. This means that several domains,
such as www.example.com and www.example.net, are run by a single Web server on
one physical machine.
It is common practice to use virtual hosts to save administrative effort (only a single
Web server needs to be maintained) and hardware expenses (each domain does not re-
quire a dedicated server). Virtual hosts can be name based, IP based, or port based.
To list all existing virtual hosts, use the command httpd2 -S. This outputs a list
showing the default server and all virtual hosts together with their IP addresses and
listening ports. Furthermore, the list also contains an entry for each virtual host showing
its location in the conguration les.
Virtual hosts can be congured via YaST as described in Section “Virtual
Hosts” (page 373) or by manually editing a conguration le. By default, Apache in
openSUSE is prepared for one conguration le per virtual host in /etc/apache2/
vhosts.d/. All les in this directory with the extension .conf are automatically
included to the conguration. A basic template for a virtual host is provided in this di-
rectory (vhost.template or vhost-ssl.template for a virtual host with SSL
support).
The Apache HTTP Server 365
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