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The following page has been changed by noodl: http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DebianLikePlatform The comment on the change is: Small mistake, and make the command prompt consistent. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## page was renamed from Platform/DebianLike - The Debian family of linux distributions share a common - heavily customised - Apache HTTPD configuration. Though they're not exactly alike (Gentoo for example makes use of the !IfDefine module for enabling features), this guide will attempt to point out where they differ from the 'standard' upstream configuration layout, as available from httpd.apache.org. + The Debian family of linux distributions share a common - heavily customised - Apache HTTPD configuration. Though they're not exactly alike (Gentoo for example makes use of the !IfDefine directive for enabling features), this guide will attempt to point out where they differ from the 'standard' upstream configuration layout, as available from httpd.apache.org. For a high level overview of these platforms, and others, see DistrosDefaultLayout @@ -10, +10 @@ These files are not loaded in to the server by default. In order to enable them, symlinks are made in the /etc/apache2/mods-enabled directory pointing back to mods-available. There is a command line tool available to automate this process called ''a2enmod''. {{{ - $ # to enable mod_rewrite, for example + ~$ # to enable mod_rewrite, for example - $ a2enmod rewrite + ~$ a2enmod rewrite }}} Similarly there's a command named ''a2dismod'' which simply removes the symlink.
