Question : Editing the Apache config from a bash script: how to append infos to an existing file ?

Hello to all

I am writing a Command Line (Bash) script to automate a blog installation on a Linux server.
So far so good, except that I would like the Apache conf file to be changed too so that I can immediately reload my Web server and have the new hosting functional.
Therefore I must add a few lines at the end of the /etc/apache/httpd.conf file:


ServerName myblogsite.fr
DocumentRoot /home/myblogsite.fr/www
(...)


Is it possible to edit that Apache conf directly from my bash script ? I already know how to backup my apache conf, and I currently even already log that required Apache Virtual host info in a file, from which I just copy and paste - see quoted code. What I need is to be able to append that new info exactly at the end of my existing httpd.conf file
Who could point me on how to do that ?

Thanks !

Code Snippet:

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cat <${MYPATH}/setupvh_${MYBLOGSITE}.txt ServerName myblogsite.fr DocumentRoot /home/myblogsite.fr/www (...) EOT

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Answer : Editing the Apache config from a bash script: how to append infos to an existing file ?

You've virtually answered your own question.

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cat <>/etc/apache/httpd.conf ServerName myblogsite.fr DocumentRoot /home/myblogsite.fr/www (...) EOT

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