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I’m new to Apache but I’ve done my homework with
the manuals, FAQ, and knowledgebase and still can’t figure it out.
When I use the http configuration tool the documentation says that the
etc/httpd/config.d subdirectory will be searched for *.conf files and they will
be added into the httpd.conf file. I have commented out the 4 lines in
the welcome.conf file but the httpd.conf file still has the lines active, not
commented out. I have deleted the httpd.conf file so I know a new one was
created and I can see my welcome.conf file with all lines commented out.
Is there some other place where the http configuration tool is getting this
information? I called a tech support (www.tnetg.com) company and they
said not to use the tool because it has problems. They said “everybody
edits the httpd.conf file by hand”. I have these settings in my httpd.conf ServerRoot
“etc/httpd” Include conf.d/*.conf |
- [EMAIL PROTECTED] welcome.conf not being incorporated into htt... Nia Hartman
