Ok, just to bring this one back from the dead...

I went down the route of using Template, and it's working fantastically.

However i'm having issues with an IF Include code block...
I've got the following code:
[% IF ep == cms;
    INCLUDE cmsproxy;
        BLOCK cmsproxy;
        # Proxy onto application server

ProxyPass               /CMSBackOffice          http://[% vmname %]:80
+80/CMSBackOffice
ProxyPassReverse        /CMSBackOffice          http://[% vmname %]:80
+80/CMSBackOffice

ProxyPass               /CMSResources[% resources %]       http://[% v
+mname %]:8080/CMSResources[% resources %]
ProxyPassReverse        /CMSResources[% resources %]       http://[% v
+mname %]:8080/CMSResources[% resources %]
        END;
    ELSE;
        # Proxy onto application server

ProxyPass               /CMSBureauWebService/CMSBureauWS        http:/
+/[% vmname %]:8080/CMSBureauWebService/CMSBureauWS
ProxyPassReverse        /CMSBureauWebService/CMSBureauWS        http:/
+/[% vmname %]:8080/CMSBureauWebService/CMSBureauWS

    END;
%]

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When i try to run the template through, it throws the following error:
file error - parse error - /home/www/bin/files/conf/sites/ssl.conf.template line 236-241: unexpected token (/CMSBackOffice)

Any ideas what this means?

Regards
Gavin

In reply to Re: Parsing variables from one file to another. by fatmcgav
in thread Parsing variables from one file to another. by fatmcgav

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