Dan Farrell wrote:
You will have to accept some of the changes to /etc/apache2/httpd.conf.
some of the module names and files have changed; I also had to take out
part of my httpd.conf file to get it working properly.
so the answer is yes, if you manually merge httpd.conf.
It's always a good idea to make any custom changes in your own config
files. I generally do not modify the Gentoo provided httpd.conf at all
and then load in my own configs to make changes afterwards. Makes
merging changes from Gentoo easier.
I usually put mine in /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/
000_httpd_tweaks.conf
00_default_vhost.conf
www.badapple.net.conf
and so on.
At first it seems like Gentoo is forcing you to jump through hoops and
making your life complex. In some ways it is. However I've found that
creating specific config files keeps you from losing settings when you
migrate to new servers or update your server in just about any distro of
Linux. It's a good habit to get into.
kashani
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