On 2013-05-21 21:36, Sean Beck wrote:
Hi all,
I have written a module and now would like to log the name of the actual
config file being used by the module (there will be multiple modules on the
server with their own config files. I looked through
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/developer/modguide.html but am still
struggling to understand how Apache knows what the config file is for each
module and how I can check what the name of the actual name of the file is
for each module.
There is no such thing as a module-specific configuration file. In
principle a single file could contain the configuration for all modules.
The configuration files are split per-module for convenience only, in
order to be able to activate modules independently.
The configuration _directives_ are defined per-module (but actually
nothing stops you from defining the same configuration directive in
several modules).
Apache defines a directive called "Include". This directive allows for
the splitting of the entire configuration into several files. But from
apache's point of view there is no correspondence between the files into
which the configuration is split and the modules that define the
directives found in those files.
Sorin
