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Currently, every folder in $HOST_PATH_HTTPD_DATADIR is considered a virtual host. However, there are situations where it might be helpful to exclude certain directories (e.g because you do not want to separate devilbox-projects from non-devilbox projects that you all have in the same projects folder, so all your IDEs are using the same base folder. Or some IDE or other software might create some .dot folder in that directory).
I suggest to
by default, exclude all directories starting with a dot (i.e., .directory) from createing a vhost config in /etc/httpd/vhost.d/
it seems not useful to have a host-name starting with a dot anyway. But if there is a use case for this, then maybe introduce an .env variable to force-include all or certain (regex?) dot-directores
allow to exclude certain directories: maybe by
introducing a .env variable to specify an exclude pattern (regex), or
if the .devilbox ($HTTPD_TEMPLATE_DIR) is a symlink to /dev/null (or something that is also Windows compatible)
Benefits
This would help to de-clutter the /vhosts.php page so that real errors are not overlooked.
Where can we find information about this?
No response
Are you willing to provide a PR to address this?
Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What is your idea or feature suggestion?
Currently, every folder in
$HOST_PATH_HTTPD_DATADIR
is considered a virtual host. However, there are situations where it might be helpful to exclude certain directories (e.g because you do not want to separate devilbox-projects from non-devilbox projects that you all have in the same projects folder, so all your IDEs are using the same base folder. Or some IDE or other software might create some .dot folder in that directory).I suggest to
.directory
) from createing a vhost config in/etc/httpd/vhost.d/
.env
variable to force-include all or certain (regex?) dot-directores.env
variable to specify an exclude pattern (regex), or$HTTPD_TEMPLATE_DIR
) is a symlink to/dev/null
(or something that is also Windows compatible)Benefits
This would help to de-clutter the /vhosts.php page so that real errors are not overlooked.
Where can we find information about this?
No response
Are you willing to provide a PR to address this?
Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: