Re: [users@httpd] mods compiled in

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On Tue, Apr 05, 2005 at 05:22:16PM -0500, Mark Zander wrote:
 
> We are using Apache 2.0.52.  I can't remember, or find, how to find what mods are compiled in to Apache.  Someone else did the build and he has since left the company and I need to make sure the correct mods are either compiled in or loaded later.

If you run...

$ /path/to/httpd ? 

(or whatever the name of your apache binary is; some systems use 'apache', 
some 'apache2'), you'll get a list of the command-line switches that the
binary takes. One of them will dump out the modules that were compiled
into the binary. For modules that were compiled as DSOs, check your
active config file for 'LoadModule' directives; any LoadModule
directives that are uncommented are the ones in use by Apache.

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