Hi, > Martin MC Brown wrote: >> >> You then configure the module configs to be included by editing the / >> etc/conf.d/apache file with the list of -D MODULE elements to include >> on the command line. > > So editing the file is needed to enable a module/app?
No, in each of the module specific files, you put the IfDefine: <IfDefine MODULE> ... </IfDefine> Then within the Apache conf, you load all the modules files, but only those with the defines are actually parsed. We can put the list of defined modules within SMF. > One of the goals here is that a baseline level of functionality must > "Just Work" merely by installing the relevant package(s). It will. > The current model of conf.d combined with including conf.d/*.conf from > the default configuration was selected for this purpose. It provides a > mechanism for packages [when applicable] to drop a file into conf.d > which means it is automatically configured without further interaction > required from the user (other than svcadm restart apache22). The only think you would need to do during installation is edit the SMF property to add the module. That should be possible, but I'd have to double check that. MC -- Martin 'MC' Brown, mc at mcslp.com and mc at mysql.com Technical Writer, Database Group, Sun Microsystems Everything MCslp: http://planet.mcslp.com
