How to reliably determine paths of active apache .conf files from within php

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I'm building a system for my business (Cinder - web design). It's (so far) written in php and goes as deep as the web server (currently apache in dev), which effectively means determining virtual hosts.

I've tried
Code:
apache2ctl -S
, which **does** give me the information I want (the paths to active .conf files in /etc/apache2/sites-available), so I just need a way to extract the paths from the output.

Basically I need to know where the source for apache2ctl is located, so I can match the format.


Thanks in advance
 
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The source code for apache2ctl is part of the Apache HTTP Server project, which you can find on the Apache website at https://httpd.apache.org/. To extract the paths from the apache2ctl -S output, you can use a tool like grep or awk to filter the output and extract the relevant information. For example, you can use the following command to extract the paths:

Code:
apache2ctl -S | grep '^ *[^ ]' | awk '{print $NF}'
 

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