Am Mon, 2002-08-05 um 01.59 schrieb Arne Schwabe: > > > After installing apache-ssl, I found that it made an infinate number of > > 'conf' directories under /etc/apache-ssl/. So, there would be > > /etc/apache-ssl/conf/conf/conf/conf/... etc. Server is still useable. > > > Err, there is no infinate number directorys. There is only *one* > symlink which points to the /etc/apache directory. If you *really* > don't like this, try to persuade the maintainers to change the symlink > to /etc/apache instead of . But I think the symlink is ok but I don't > know why it is needed. Can someone explain that link? Please ask the apache maintainer. Apache introduced this link. I think it has something to do with ServerRoot pointing to /etc/apache and apache expecting its config files in a subdir conf of ServerRoot. So the symlink is a hack to make this work. Christoph
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