unfortunately we have symlinks only on *nix platforms, so for all other platforms this isnt a solution... Guenter.
> Better do the configs the 'debian way' then: > /etc/apache2/ containing: > apache2.conf : default config for running Apache2 minimally. > ports.conf : "Port 443" etc directives > httpd.conf : local site extra's > modules-available/ : containing a config file per module > modules-enabled/ : containing symlinks to the modules-available > directory > Now if you want a module enabled; you can symlink it, easy and obvious > configging for everybody ;) > The apache2.conf "includes" the ports.conf + httpd.conf + > modules-available ofcourse. > As for packagers, let your apache module depend on the main apache > package and install your module's > config into the available dir, then _ask_ the user if they want it > enabled at once.
