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Request for --disable-all
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------- Additional Comments From trawick@apache.org 2004-01-02 20:21 -------
In general I like the thought, but Apache with no additional modules is actually
much less than what 99.9% would consider a minimal server.
My 2cents:
People who want a minimal server should use the existing capability
of the build system to build modules as DSOs.
As an aid to minimal-server-junkies as well as average joe, the generation of
the default Apache config file should change so that most LoadModule directives
are commented out but just a few (mod_mime, perhaps mod_log_config, mod_dir and
mod_negotiation) are uncommented. There is no sense in the current enabling via
LoadModule of mod_mime_magic and mod_imap and other rarely-used modules just
because it is convenient to build all the DSO modules just in case some of them
may eventually be desired.
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