Resolved enable mod_substitute from command line

[jimlongo56]

My extension requires mod_substitute.

I can get true or false from

# httpd -M | grep -ci -o "substitute_module"

Is there a way to enable it if the answer is false?
Should I use yum, or some other mechanism?

Thanks for any advice.

 

[MarkM]

Debian/Ubuntu? Use a2enmod

CentOS/Redhat? There's nothing.

 

[jimlongo56]

CentOS 7, when I do 'yum list' I don't even see mod_substitute.

But it's available to be enabled in

• Home > Tools & Settings > Apache Web Server Settings

Is it installed by Plesk, and just needs to be enabled/disabled?

If so is there a plesk command line option to do that?

 

[IgorG]

When I uncheck substitute in Tools & Settings > Apache Web Server Settings I see in CLI nothing:

[root@ppu17-8 ~]# httpd -M | grep subs
[root@ppu17-8 ~]#

But when I enable this module there I see that it is loaded:

[root@ppu17-8 ~]# httpd -M | grep subs
substitute_module (shared)

What is the problem here? Could you please clarify?

 

[jimlongo56]

The question is "how can I turn it on via command line?".

I want to have it as part of an install.sh

 

[IgorG]

The question is "how can I turn it on via command line?".

Enable:
# plesk bin optimization_settings -e substitute

Disable:
# plesk bin optimization_settings -d substitute

 

[jimlongo56]

Perfect, and that's regardless of Linux distribution?

 

[IgorG]

Perfect, and that's regardless of Linux distribution?

Sure.

 

[jimlongo56]

Thanks!