Email - Apache virtual host application include (IPv4), webmail
Email Solution · Config document · referenced from Webmail
The place where the unified Apache template expects the directives that belong to one application, included at the end of the virtual host. On the webmail server it holds nothing but its header: Roundcube ran with the template's defaults.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Path on the server | /etc/httpd/conf.d/dc2-a-vcmsx002.adm.example.net.conf4.app |
| Shown here | DC2-A-VCMSX002 |
| Also on | the same server as .conf6.app for IPv6, with the differences below |
| Loaded by | Include conf.d/dc2-a-vcmsx002.adm.example.net.conf4.app inside the virtual host |
| Activated with | systemctl start httpd in the install notes |
The file
################################################################################ # Virtualhost - Application specific configuration (IPv4) ################################################################################ # This file contains application specific configuration which will be included in VirtualHost directive for specific FQDN
Differences in the IPv6 file
| File | Line | Value |
|---|---|---|
.conf4.app | title in the header | Virtualhost - Application specific configuration (IPv4) |
.conf6.app | title in the header | Virtualhost - Application specific configuration (IPv6) |
.conf4.app | end of file | one empty line after the last comment |
.conf6.app | end of file | no empty line |
This is where the Content Security Policy for Roundcube would have gone. The template carries a ready example of it in a comment of httpd.conf; it was never moved here.