On 7/16/07, Apache Wiki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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The following page has been changed by jmcg:
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/BasicConfigExample
The comment on the change is:
Added a basic apache config which is to be documented for newbies.
I don't get the point of this at all.
It seems that this is just a second-opinion on what should be in the
default httpd.conf distributed with the server. If so, I certainly
disagree.
I don't, on the other hand, have any problem if people want to make a
section (index) on the wiki linking to a bunch of complete-config
examples with various features. For example: "Configuration with SSL,
virtual hosts, and php enabled".
So I propose either deleting this page, or renaming it to something
more reasonable and starting a new index page listing complete config
files.
Joshua.
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