Mark Weaver wrote:
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
If you installed PHP from the RPM package, you should have file /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf. It contains corrects AddType directive. In that case, you *do not* need to edit main httpd.conf file. You might need to restart httpd service (/etc/init.d/httpd restart) for changes to take effect after you install PHP.
What?... :P ya learn something new about FC3 every day. Or maybe its just an Apache2 thing. I wasn't aware of that; frankly I never thought to look for that specific config file. huh... !
I think it's the Red Hat thing. There's "Include conf.d/*.conf" statement in default httpd.conf file. Wildcards in Include statement are supported since Apache 1.3.27 and 2.0.41 respectively.
Basically, all Apache modules (php, mod_ssl, perl, and so on) do not modify httpd.conf file anymore. They drop their part of configuration into conf.d directory. For example, SSL is now handled by conf.d/ssl.conf (part of mod_ssl package). There's also conf.d/welcome.conf that kicks in if you don't have index.html page in your DocumentRoot.
interesting... that would explain a few things I've seen over the past few months.
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