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They are inherited from your httpd.conf installed system-wide. You probably have a stale one. Once you remove it it won't inherit them
any longer.
Yep, found and removed. Because I installed Apache as a package then reinstalled manually to /usr/local, I had the original conf file in /etc/apache/httpd.conf.
It proves again and again that guessing is evil :(
With that file removed, I tried again and did not get all the LoadModule lines into my generated httpd.conf. However, I did continue to get the following lines: User nobody Group nobody
I run my webserver as user www and don't know where these were being pulled from. I grepped the files in Apache::Test and didn't come across it either. However, I discovered that I could override the values as follows:
t/TEST -httpd /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -User www -Group www
The logic comes from: Apache-Test/lib/Apache/TestConfig.pm
If the server is run as non-root, it uses that user's uid/gid to configure. If run as root it tries 'nobody'. We could add 'www' as well, but someone may have both available, and others will have some other names. So again to avoid wrong guessing, probably the right solution is to inherit from the global httpd.conf, just like it inherits the LoadModule directives. Can you please try to fix that and send a patch?
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