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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Aldian Fazrihady <al...@yahoo.com> on 2003/10/09 09:42:38 UTC
[users@httpd] apache checking
i'm creating a linux-application installer which had
to add configuration data to httpd.conf.
I want to know how to find the right httpd.conf of the
running apache in a customized environment. i.e., the
user recompile the apache and place the httpd.conf in
a location he/she like. Can I query the apache web
server to output the path of httpd.conf?
Another case is if in a system contains two or more
httpd.conf. One is in /etc/httpd.conf, another is in
/usr/local/apache/conf, etc. How do I programmatically
find the one which is used by the running apache?
It will be great if I can reconfigure the apache
without knowing the location of httpd.conf. Moreover,
without the need of restarting the apache. :)
Thanks in advance. Any reply is appreciated.
regards,
Aldian
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Re: [users@httpd] apache checking
Posted by suomi <ap...@ayni.com>.
man httpd
suomi
Aldian Fazrihady wrote:
>i'm creating a linux-application installer which had
>to add configuration data to httpd.conf.
>I want to know how to find the right httpd.conf of the
>running apache in a customized environment. i.e., the
>user recompile the apache and place the httpd.conf in
>a location he/she like. Can I query the apache web
>server to output the path of httpd.conf?
>Another case is if in a system contains two or more
>httpd.conf. One is in /etc/httpd.conf, another is in
>/usr/local/apache/conf, etc. How do I programmatically
>find the one which is used by the running apache?
>It will be great if I can reconfigure the apache
>without knowing the location of httpd.conf. Moreover,
>without the need of restarting the apache. :)
>Thanks in advance. Any reply is appreciated.
>
>
>
>regards,
>
>
>
>Aldian
>
>
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>http://shopping.yahoo.com
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