Create multiple domains automagically

I love figuring out my own questions.

It's possible through templating. If I create a new template for Webmail, set the Apache directives to be something like:

ServerName mail.${DOM}
DocumentRoot /path/to/webmail
ErrorLog ${HOME}/logs/error_log
CustomLog ${HOME}/logs/access_log common
<Directory /path/to/webmail>
Options Indexes
allow from all
</Directory>

From here, as an admin, I create a new subdomain for the new domain as I create them. The problem is, the above entry doesn't save because:

Failed to save server template : None of the ServerName or ServerAlias directives contain $DOM

Obviously the ServerName does contain $DOM (more correctly, ${DOM}. Smells like a bug to me.

Thoughts?

Here's a patch to allow you to do what I described above (ServerName mail.${DOM}). It's just a modification from an eq to a regexp that does the same thing, but tests for it to exist anywhere.

--- /tmp/virtual-server-lib.pl.orig 2005-10-06 19:58:38.101183768 -0500
+++ virtual-server-lib.pl 2005-10-06 20:00:37.341056552 -0500
@@ -1241,7 +1241,7 @@ foreach $d (@dirs) {
$d =~ s/#.*$//;
if ($d =~ /^s*ServerNames+(S+)$/i) {
$gotname++;
- $gotdom++ if ($1 eq '$DOM' || $1 eq '${DOM}');
+ $gotdom++ if ($1 =~ /($DOM|${DOM})/);
}
if ($d =~ /^s*ServerAliass+(.*)$/) {
$gotdom++ if (&indexof('$DOM', split(/s+/, $1))]= 0 ||