Thank you for your code. This works wonderful for an singular vhost.

(XML::Simple make an stop after one vhost. I don't know why.)

I have multiple vhosts in multiple files and now I have a code which can become analyzed:

foreach for $xml and open/close does not work well.

use Apache::ConfigFile;

foreach my $vh_file (@vhost_files)
{
    next if $vh_file =~ /000.*/;
    my $ac = Apache::ConfigFile->read(file=>"$vhost_path/$vh_file", ig
+nore_case=>0, fix_booleans=>0);

    my @vhkeys = $ac->cmd_context('VirtualHost');
    for my $vhkey (@vhkeys)
    {
        foreach my $vhost ( $ac->cmd_context(VirtualHost => $vhkey) )
        {
            my $sn=$vhost->cmd_config('ServerName');
            $vh{$sn} = $vhost->data;
        }
    }
}

    my $xml = XMLout(\%vh, XMLDecl => 1);
    open(FH,">>/tmp/output1.xml") || die "Unable to open 'output.xml':
+  $!\n";
    print FH $xml;
    close FH;

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