How to disable coldfusion for an apache virtual host

Question

Is it possible to disable CF on an per virutal host basis.
Because i am using a context_root of / (default for cfusion
eh), all access for images, html, even things I have setup to use
mod_proxy to go elsewhere are first run past CF. I wish it was
posible to specify file mappings in the httpd.conf but can't find a
way to do that. But i have some virtual hosts which have no need
for CF, is there any way to just shut it off?
The only thing I can think of is to remove the mod_jrun
specifications which define cf outside of the virutal host configs,
but that means a lot more specs per virutal hosts.

Answer 1

This might be a weird (or maybe unmanagable, because I don't
know how many sites you have) way to do it, but how about this:
since Apache has the AddHandler directive that can be used inside
VirtualHost sections, you could -not- enable the mime type
extension you use for CF by default, and then only enable it via
AddHandler on the VirtualHosts where you need CF.
That way, you'd only have one more spec per VirtualHost and
you wouldn't have to go back and change anything when you wanted to
add/remove any of them, whether they run CF or not. This is theory,
of course, but I will try it on my Linux box now and see if I can
get it to work.
&laz;