However, I want to go a little further. I'm fed up taking down and bringing up the main servers every time I want to change a config change (which is quite often when I'm playing around with AxKit for example.) So I want to be able to run each virtual host standalone on a high port as well as run it as part of the main server. To this end I've split the remaining main httpd.conf into a common.conf and all.conf. And I've implemented a standalone.conf for each virtual host that uses the common.conf and starts the high-port server.
This is all fine and dandy, but what I want is an apachectl for each of these development servers. Which leads me to a problem. They're written in bash. Has anyone got any idea how to referrer to a file relative to the bash script itself (i.e. what Perl's FindBin module does?.) I really don't want to have to have a apachectl file that's hardcoded for each and every server.
dirname (Score:2)
Of course, this forks an external command, so you might prefer the builtin, but slightly uglier syntax
-Dom
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Re:dirname (Score:2)
-Dom
just replace it (Score:1)