[aklug] Re: SHTML works in Apache! ALRIGHT!!!

From: Richard Moore <dewey.moore@gmail.com>
Date: Wed Aug 20 2008 - 05:26:18 AKDT

Oh yes I should have mentioned that, any addtional modification you make to
apache2 such as the php5 php5-mysql. if you just type in a2enmod <modname>
it will add the mod into the mod enabled directory. and then s2dismod
<modname> will disable the mod. However, normally when using apt-get to
install the mods it should auto add them and enable all mods installed.
Richard

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 4:45 AM, Christopher Howard <choward@indicium.us>wrote:

> I got the SSI includes to work in my virtual Ubuntu Server. It cost me
> about half-a-night of sleep. And I think I burned out a retina browsing
> through the fragmented Apache "documentation" (from henceforth to be
> known as "the maze of horrors").
>
> It was, in the end, annoyingly simple. I played around with config
> files for hours, but nothing seemed to change. /Finally/ I noticed
> these tiny directories called /etc/apache2/mods_available and
> /etc/apache2/mods_enabled. Apparently all the important modules (such
> as include.load) are in mods_available, but not all of them have a link
> in mods_enabled. So, after I figured that out it took about 5 seconds
> to get Apache parsing the SSI include directives.
>
> It is a bit odd that none of the documentation and tutorials I came
> across mentioned the need to do that. I wonder if it is an Ubuntu
> thing, or if it is just so obvious that everyone assumes everyone else
> knows it.
>
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