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Install a module for apache (mod_info)

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franc

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Hello,
please, how can i involve the module mod_info to apache2 under plesk 8?
I know that there is a file
/etc/apache2/sysconfig.d/loadmodule.conf
where all the modules are listed. and there is
/etc/sysconfig/apache2
where there is a line with the loaded modules:
APACHE_MODULES="...

but i doubt that Plesk would let me edit those...

Can you tell me?

Thank you,
franc
 
Franc,
read the intro of the loadmodule.conf,
it is written there.
Just put your module to the end of the
APACHE_MODULES=
section, in /etc/sysconfig/apache2
like you guessed.
Plesk will load it to loadmodule.conf on next apache start.

likely, Klara
 
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