Automatically Generated Includes In Httpd.conf
I'm currently running a centos webserver. Within apache I have tomcat setup, in order to connect these two i'm using the JK Connector. I have it setup and working just fine for one website.
My question:
I just added a second website on a different ip/domain. At first when I looked at httpd.conf it was not listed in the virtual host. To fix this I restarted apache and it now appears in the httpd.conf as a virtual host. The virtual host listing for the first website has an include document at the end which allows me to put jk connection info in.
The new website does not have this automatically generated include statement. I figured I would just add it in but the config file explicitly says "# DO NOT EDIT. AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED. IF YOU NEED TO MAKE A CHANGE PLEASE USE THE INCLUDE FILES." however there is no include file for this generated virtual host.
Can I just type in the include statement and create the directory structure / file that the include points to? Or are there steps I need to take to have this include statement automatically generated? I want to make sure that if I add it in manually it doesn't get deleted when I restart apache.
Thanks for your help and I hope it makes sense. Let me know if you need more information.
-Bryce
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