Installing Apache Modules in Ubuntu

By Daniel Miessler on December 6th, 2009: Tagged as Sysadmin

These are the ones I often seem to need.

[bash]a2enmod headers a2enmod expires a2enmod rewrite[/bash]

Then bounce the service:

[bash]/etc/init.d/apach2 restart[/bash]

[ If it seems like this post is a note to myself, that's because it is. :) That's how the entire site got started, actually. ]

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  • igf1

    Yeah, I remember learning that back when 2 came out. I thought, it was awkward personally. It reminds me of rpm hell back in the day. When you had to install some RPMs in a certain order, otherwise upstream deps would fail without reason. It hurts my memory balls just thinking about it…. sooo… vivid… Anyway, just a heads up, that’s exactly what happened to me installing mod proxy. It needs you to install mod_proxy-connect, mod_proxy-http, mod_rewrite … pi**ed me off Dan…


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