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Include directive in Apache is not parsed within current context
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Include directive in Apache is not parsed within current context
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------- Additional Comments From dbronaugh@linuxboxen.org 2003-01-18 20:56 -------
Should have mentioned this.
Here is the config that triggered this bug for me:
httpd.conf includes vhosts.conf within the context of the main config file.
vhosts.conf includes auth-cics.conf within the context of the vhost
auth-cics.conf defines a number of <directory> sections for authentication.
Within each directory section, I include mysql_auth.conf, which defines how to
connect to the database I'm using for auth (mod_auth_mysql), how it is
structured, etc.
The simplest config that will trigger the bug is this:
httpd.conf:
<Directory />
Include "conf/foo.conf"
</Directory>
foo.conf:
AuthType Basic
That will trigger this bug.
I haven't checked this on Apache2, however I suspect the situation is the same.
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