I aggree with Daniel and Gregg, that it may be better to have mod_log_debug at 'most'. And mod_lua better only at 'all', until it has matured more.
On Wednesday 06 July 2011, William A. Rowe Jr. wrote: > On 7/5/2011 4:21 PM, Stefan Fritsch wrote: > > MA mod_file_cache # remove from 'most' > > A noop if not explicitly enabled, you could probably leave it > 'most'. Fine with me > > MA mod_ident # remove from 'most' and 'all' > > MA mod_imagemap # remove from 'most' and 'all' > > But present with 'reallyall'? That works. > > > A mod_cern_meta # remove from 'all' > > But stuck on 'reallyall' I hope? Sure, nothing gets removed from reallyall. But IMO these three are _really_ obsolete, so no reason for 'all' or even 'most'. > > mod_proxy_ajp # add to 'most' and 'all' > > mod_proxy_fcgi # add to 'most' and 'all' > > mod_proxy_scgi # add to 'most' and 'all' > > Isn't 'all' enough? Pretty special-purpose, even tomcat is easier > to manage from an http connector. Most people I know use AJP for tomcat, and fcgi is supposed to become the recommended method for php. Therefore I would definitely prefer 'most' for these two. Don't know about scgi. > > mod_ssl # add to 'most' and 'all' (if ssl > > detected) > > There is a long debate about this, and in 2011 it likely doesn't > matter so much, but this was disabled explicitly due to the varied > and ever changing government policies on munitions. It probably > doesn't hurt to leave it at 'reallyall' when ssl is detected. The > other argument is to install it for most and all, on the premise > that if crypto is forbidden, openssl is not present in a usable > form. Yes, that's my thought. If the openssl headers are in the default place, or there is a --with-ssl=/path on the command line, it's very unlikely that crypto is forbidden. > > mod_charset_lite # add to 'most' and 'all' > > All, sure, if APU_HAS_ICONV, but most? Pretty limited application. More than mod_file_cache, IMHO. And of course enable only if the deps are fullfilled. > > mod_echo > > All... noop if not configured. I would consider this more an example module. Or is this really used anywhere? > > mod_isapi # remove from 'reallyall' on unix > > No; leave it reallyall, it actually does work, and is probably as > applicable as proxy_scgi. OK, didn't know that. I thought it was completely useless on unix.
