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The following page has been changed by thumbs: http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DebianDeb0rkification ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ == Debian Deb0rkification == Title suggested by thumbs. Please note that this is a first draft. Any comments are most welcome. - Like many articles written here, the main reason is to lighten the difficulties arising from supporting #apache. One of the main causes of headaches are people who are new to both Apache HTTPd and their Debian Linux system. + Like many articles written here, the main reason is to lighten the difficulties arising from supporting new users in #apache. One of the main causes of headaches are people who are new to both Apache HTTPd and their Debian Linux system. - This is a guide how to make efficient use of the Debian configuration files. Please note that we will be working on the latest stable release. + This is a guide how to make efficient use of the Debian configuration files, while preserving the various automations it provides. Please note that we will be working on the latest stable release. === apache2.conf === - Debian calls it's main configuration file ''apache2.conf'', which is the first check-point of confusion, because there is also a ''httpd.conf'' file in the configuration directory: + Debian calls its main configuration file ''apache2.conf'', which is the first source of confusion, because there is also a ''httpd.conf'' file in the configuration directory: {{{ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/apache2$ ls -ltr total 48 @@ -61, +61 @@ -D AP_TYPES_CONFIG_FILE="/etc/apache2/mime.types" -D SERVER_CONFIG_FILE="/etc/apache2/apache2.conf" }}} - The main problem of of the ''apache2.conf'' however, is not it's name, but it's lack of sane defaults, of which we will now rectify: + The main problem of the ''apache2.conf'' file is not its name, but the lack of sane defaults, of which we will now rectify: {{{ ## snip # Change the default of 15 seconds to a more conservative value:
