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Subject: [users@httpd] Our own variables in httpd.conf
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Is it possible to create and use our own variables in the httpd.conf ?

i.e. I wish to create a variable say, myIPAddr, which I can set in the 
httpd.conf file in the beginning....and in other constructs like 
NameVirtualHost,  <VirtualHost ..> etc, I can reference it.

Otherwise, if my machine migrates to another network, and gets a new IP, I 
need to do a find and replace with the new IP address in the entire httpd.conf.

Thanks in advance,
Rajeev


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