Chapter 69. --virt-hosts
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# Chapter 69. --virt-hosts

Default value: 'hostname'

Example: --virt-hosts = domain1,domain2,domain3

Possible values: 'comma separated list of domains.'

Description: The --virt-hosts property allows to set a list of virtual domains served by the installation. This is just a list of virtual domains loaded at the startup time. Domains can be added, removed, disabled or updated at runtime. All the actual domain metadata are stored in the database.

Some metadata for vhosts can be also provided in the init.properties configuration file using this property. Domain is separated with ':' from its metadata. For boolean values '-' in front of the parameter means the feature is off. `+` or nothing means it is on. If a parameter requires some additional settings it is provided in form: param=val.

Here is an example:

    --virt-hosts=domain1:-anon:register:-tls-required:s2s-secret=s2spasswd:\
      domain-filter=LOCAL:max-users=1000,domain2,\
      domain3:c2s-ports-allowed=5222;5223;5280;5290
      domain3:domain-filter=LIST=whitedomain1;whitedomain2;whitedomain3

Available since: 4.3.0

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