Bug#220041: modules-update has a will of its own.
Hi,
from which version of apache were you upgrading from???
On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, David Röhr wrote:
> Package: Apache
> Version: 1.3.29-1
> Severity: important
>
> When upgrading apache a modules-update/or some other feature creates a
> totaly new modules.conf, and removes some of the modules of the list.
yes this change has been introduced in 1.3.28-1
>
> I'm using mod_throttle, but every time I upgrade the server, the module
> removes from the module.conf, making every mod_throttle-hack in
> httpd.conf not working. Making the apache-server not starting correct.
>
mod_throttle is not shipped by debian because it's non free and it has
been remove from apache 1.3.27.0.1 Mon, 28 Apr 2003 15:13:06 +0200
> server be "installed". Then manualy edit again, adding the
> Throttle-stuff, and manually add mod_throttle to modules.conf again,
> since it was removed when upgrading.
It is written clearly that modules.conf should not be edit manually (since
they might get lost).
> Other modules like mod_mp3 is also removed, or other externaly added
> modules are removed, making the server not starting.
mod_mp3 has been updated recently (and it's not part of the apache
source). other modules? please give me the list since not all the external
modules have complited the transition to the new schema and the problem
you are experiencing are not related to apache.
Thanks
Fabio
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