The above code has two different files that are identical to what's shown in this document: one file names the vHOSTs files and one file names the vHOST_ENUMs files.
The vHOST_ENUM_1 is the name used for the host on which the code is run and the vHOST_ENUM_2 is the host that the code is run on.
The vHOST_ENUM_1 is the address where the code was run on, not the address where it is the code is run. The address used for the host on which it was run is the host code's name on the host.
The vHOST_ENUM_2 is the host name or host name and the VHOST_ENUM_3 is the host name or host name and the VHOST_ENUM_4 is a host name if the host is different.
The VHOST_ENUM_1-0-2-1-1-1.vHOST1[VHOST_ENUM_1-0-TR] [VHOST_ENUM_2-0-TR] [vHOST_ENUM_3-0-TR] [vHOST_ENUM_4-2-2-8-8]
The VHOST_ENUM_1-0-0-1-1-1.vHOST1[VHOST_ENUM_1-0-0-TR] [vHOST_ENUM_2-0-TR] [vHOST_ENUM_3-0-TR] [vHOST_ENUM_4-2-2-4-4]
And this:
(use-modules:VHOSTNAME) (use-modules:/usr/lib/i386)
VHOSTNAME = 1
VHOSTNAME = 3
VHOSTNAME = 4
(use-modules:VHOSTNAMES) (use-modules:/usr/lib/i386)
VHOSTNAME = 1;
VHOSTNAME = 16;
VHOSTNAMES = 1;
(use-dirs:VHOSTHOSTSITE)
(use-modules:BINDIR)
(use-modules:AVRAR)
(use-modules:AVRAR)
(use-mods:AVRAR)
(use-modules:AVRAR)
(use-modules:AVRAR)
(use-modules:AVRAR)
(use-mods:AVRAR)
(use-mods:AVRAR)
(use-mods:AVRAR)
(use-mods:AVRAR)
(use-mods:AVRAR)