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We are porting a (mostly) perl application from Apache 1.X
to Apache 2.X and decided to put all of the configuration for the application
into an etg.conf and put that in the conf.d directory. This failed, as it has
the lines <IfModule mod_perl.c>. mod_perl is loaded from the perl.conf
(also in the conf.d). As etg.conf is alphabetically before perl.conf, mod_perl
is loaded after etg.conf so the IfModule fails, missing out our code. We can fix this in several ways, currently by renaming our etg.conf
to z-etg.conf. The question is, what is the correct way to resolve this? Create
a conf.d/usr directory, put our conf files in there and do an Include conf.d/usr/*.conf
after the Include conf.d/*.conf in httpd.conf? Just place our definitions in httpd.conf?
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