Apache httpd.conf settings can use environment variables well, solve the idea.

Apache httpd.conf settings You can use environment variables.
The little brother needs to make a PHP run environment package and write the PHP program and the environment together and then make the installation package,
However, in terms of configuration, can I ask the Apache httpd.conf settings to use environment variables? Because a
It's too much trouble for a change.

DocumentRoot "c:/console/www/"

LoadModule php5_module "C:/console/php/php5apache2_2.dll"
Phpinidir "c:/console/php"

The above c:/console can be set to an environment variable and then httpd.conf write directly to die.
How does it come true thank you


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The little brother needs to make a PHP run environment package and write the PHP program and the environment together and then make the installation package,
However, in terms of configuration, can I ask the Apache httpd.conf settings to use environment variables? Because a
It's too much trouble for a change.

DocumentRoot "c:/console/www/"

LoadModule php5_module "C:/conso ...

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Even if you are going to make the product, then you can completely pass the PHP code to modify the Apache Config.ini file is not. Modified restart Apache.
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If you are interested, you can look at Mod_perl,
This seems to be possible to customize the Apache configuration, see can embed Perl into httpd.conf

Http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/custom.html

Http://www.issociate.de/board/goto/1147159/Using_environment_variable_in_httpd.conf.htm

I don't know about this, you can ask in the Perl version.

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