On Dec 30, 2005, at 10:39 AM, Frank Wiles wrote:
Many distros now setup Apache defaultly to "Include conf.d/*" so
you can "drop in" configs like this without having to muck with
the original/main httpd.conf.
I compiled my from source and it doesn't appear to do this. However, I
see that httpd takes a '-f' switch which lets me specify an alternate
config file. From what I can tell, short of having includes already
allowed in the default httpd.conf, there's no default way to allow
*additional* config files. So the way to get around this seems to be
for me to do this:
httpd -f /path/to/my/config
And then have my config include the original httpd.conf. Is that the
only way to handle this? Is seems rather hackish, so I assume there's
a better way.
Cheers,
Curtis "Ovid" Poe
Software Engineer
Kineticode, Inc.
