% Z::set_settings( "title" => "Sub-Server Module", "help" => "/apps/web/docs/modules/subserver/index.html", "base" => "modules!subserver" ); $::f{back} = "/apps/web/modules.ahtml?server=$::f{server}" if( !defined $::f{back} ); %> <% Z::parse( "../../etc/editheader.ahtml" ) %>
The subserver module creates the effect of software virtual servers within a single server object. This makes it possible to create a large number of virtual servers with the same configuration.
See the documentation for further information.
Prefix: | "> (optional) | Suffix: | "> (optional) |
You can specify the e-mail username to which e-mail should be sent. The string "@domain.com" is tacked onto the end of this string, where 'domain.com' is the subserver domain-name in use, with the leading 'www.', if present, stripped off.
For example, a username of "webmaster", on a subserver website of "www.mysite.com", would cause an auto-generated e-mail address of "webmaster@mysite.com"
<%= Z::form( target=>$::f{back} ) %>
> On
> Off
User-name: ">
<%= Z::endform() %>