[users@httpd] mod_vhost_alias dilema

[Mitch Vincent <mi...@unixprogramming.net>]

I'm hosting a lot of websites and am interesting in getting more 
organized.. I had used the rewrite module to do this before but I see 
the mod_vhost_alias module it looks like a little less hackish way of 
accomplishing the same thing...

What I want to do is organize directories like this :

/usr/site/www/<domain>/<requested URL>

but I can't seem to get the rules to work for every hostname.. Using

/usr/site/www/%2+/%0

gets it right when someone wants www.example.com but not when someone 
wants www.something.example.com

and /usr/site/www/%3+/%0

gets it when they want www.something.example.com but not www.example.com

Am I missing something simple? I doubt I'm the first to want to 
organize things this way but I can't seem to find anything on how to do 
it..

Thanks!!!

-Mitch

Linux is for people that hate Microsoft. FreeBSD is for people that 
love UNIX.


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