ApacheVHostEditor¶

Synopsis¶

Apache Virtual Hosts are used to run more than one domain off of a single IP address. This is especially useful to people who needs to handle apache vhost functions. The sites display different information to the visitors, depending on with which the users accessed the site. There is no limit to the number of virtual hosts that can be added to a Virtual Private Server(VPS).This can be suitable for Ubuntu and CentOS.

Help command¶

The help command leads the users regarding the purpose and as well as about the options that are included in the apache virtualhost editor modules. The help command lists out the alternative parameters of apache virtualhost editor under ptconfigure module. It also describes the syntax for installing the user’s updation. The help command for apache virtualhost editor is shown below.

ptconfigure Apache virtualhost editor help

The following screen shot shows the full effort of apache virtualhost editor.

Alternative parameters¶

The following are the alternative parameters that can be defined in declarations:

ApacheVHostEditor, apachevhosteditor, vhosteditor, vhe, vhosted.

Add¶

This command used to create a virtual host. Overriding is possible. The following command can be adopted for creating a virtual host editor.

sudo ptconfigure vhe add

after inputting the above command it may ask the following,

Vhe document root,Vhe file extension,Vhe apache command, Vhe IP Port, Vhe Vhost Directory, Vhe Template,Vhe Default template name.

The user has to input all the details one by one otherwise enter in the command line itself. The following screen shot explains about it

Add- Balancer¶

This command used to create a virtual host. Overriding is possible. There are two ways to enter the input. In simple way the user can give vhe add. The second way along with the command host path name can be mentioned. The following command can be adopted for creating a virtual host editor.

sudo ptconfigure vhe add

after inputting the above command it may ask the following,

Vhe document root, Vhe file extension, Vhe apache command, Vhe IP Port, Vhe Vhost Directory, Vhe Template,Vhe Default template name.

The user has to input all the details one by one otherwise enter everything in the command line itself. The following screen shot explains about it.

Remove¶

This command used to delete a particular vhost. There are two ways to enter the input. In simple way the user can give vhe remove(rm). The second way along with the command host path name can be mentioned. The following command is used to remove the host name.

ptconfigure vhe rm

The following screen shot shows the function of rm.

List¶

This command used to list the current virtual hosts. The following command used to list the virtual hosts.

ptconfigure vhe list

The screen shot shows the list function.

Enable¶

Secure Boot is a feature designed to prevent malicious software and unauthorized media from loading during the boot process. This enable option enabled the server block. In virtual host when the used typed the following command,

ptconfigure vhe enable

This option is enabled by default. This option allows the virtual host server enable.

Assists module develop many of the enabling capabilities required to service high performing environments through our understanding of the interdependencies between people, process and technology. The following screen shot explains the same.

Disable¶

This disable used to disable the server. Inactive or idle virtual host editor connections are normally disconnected by the server after a certain period of time. The following command is used to disable the virtual host editor.

ptconfigure vhe disable

After typing this command it can ask the user to disable the server. If the user inputs as yes it disable the server i.e. it won’t allow any body to work in that server.

The following screen shot visualize it evidently.

Benefits¶

• Multi user can access at a time.
• The user can add or remove virtual host.
• The virtual host editor can enable or disable the virtual host according to the user’s wish.
• Non case sensitivity.
• Well-to-do in Ubuntu and CentOS.