To Be GNU/Hurd

<Perl>
my $basepath = '/home/';
my $vhosts = '/sites/';
my $logs = '/logs/apache2/';

opendir my $users, $basepath;
my @users = readdir $users;

for my $user (@users) {
	next if $user =~ /^\./;
	next if ! -d $basepath . $user . $vhosts;

	opendir my $sites, $basepath . $user . $vhosts;
	my @sites = readdir $sites;
	close $sites;

	for my $site ( @sites ) {
		next if $site =~ /^\./;

		push @{ $VirtualHost{ '*' } }, {
			ServerName	=> $site,
			ServerAlias	=> "www.$site",
			DocumentRoot    => $basepath . $user . $vhosts . $site,
			ErrorLog    => $basepath . $user . $logs . "$site-error.log",
			CustomLog   => $basepath . $user . $logs . "$site-access.log combined",
		};
	}
}
</Perl>

I keep this in /etc/apache/sites-enabled/usersites. Users create sites by creating a directory of the format: /home/$username/sites/$domain/htdocs/. The only problem is that apache requires a restart each time one adds a new site.

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