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I have a unix account, the server runs apache. I have two questions;
1) Is there any way i can find out from a terminal what modules apache has installed? 2)Is there any file i can put in my home directory that can configure apache just for my account? I want have a custom errordocument, but this server also runs another 5 domains. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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1) it depends on whether apache was using static or DSO method.
You can find out where httpd.conf is, then "cp" it to your home dir and view it. "httpd -l" might not give you any modules other than "http_core.c" and "mod_so.c". 2) Check out -> http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/Apache/ Some may work and some may not. |
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