Apache -> Force file include before serving request

Kudose

I was wondering if it was possible to force a file to be included before a file request was completed.

i.e.

User requests website.com/index.php
Apache serves dbinfo.cfg, then index.php

I am wondering becuase I want to setup an application that can serve sites/DBs from one core set of files. Basically the only info that would change is in the DB so I would need to force a user to connect to only the DB setup in the config file to get the right info into the app.

If this is possible, can someone point me to some good resources?

TIA.

Weedpacket

PHP's prepend_file configuration directive? (I forget exactly what it's called - never used it myself).

Kudose

What do you think about forcing Apache to include a file before serving a documentroot?

i.e.

Apache sees webuser.com
Apache includes somefile.cfg
Apache serves /home/webuser/public_html

In that scenario, do you think that variables in the included file would carry over to the the file requested and served?

Kudose

Well ... I setup apache and got everything working ... to a certain degree. It serves the DocRoot but doesnt seem to include the file. All the file does is print out one or two respectively.

I have the VirtualHosts setup like so:

<VirtualHost 192.168.10.240>
ServerName one.foo.com
Include /opt/lampp/htdocs/one.php
DocumentRoot /opt/lampp/htdocs
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 192.168.10.240>
ServerName two.foo.com
Include /opt/lampp/htdocs/two.php
DocumentRoot /opt/lampp/htdocs
</VirtualHost>

I am not quite sure I understand how to use the php config directive you are talking about in my scenario. Isnt that static?

Kudose

I am going with the auto_prepend_file php_value in the http.conf file.

Thanks. 🙂