RE: [webmin-l] SuSE 9.0 Apache 2

[Jim S. <ji...@st...>]

Well I fixed the issue on my own.  For anyone that is interested, I'll
enclose below the settings that I needed to configure for WebMin to
recognize Apache 2 in the module configuration.  However, now I am having
trouble with the Extended Internet Services vs. Internet Services and
Protocols that I really would appreciate anyone's help with.  xinetd starts
up in System/Boot Up and Shut Down.  However, Extended Internet Services
doesn't recognize xinetd as having started and Internet Services and
Protocols says apply changes.  I tried removing the Internet Services and
Protocols module and it won't let me because SAMBA relies on it.

As it was recommended in previous postings in the group, I installed the
latest RPM and never did install WebMin that ships with SuSE 9.0.  Should I
de-install the RPM and re-install the RPM?  Should I de-install the RPM and
install from the tar.gz source?  I really would appreciate any help that
anyone can give.  TIA.

Jim Smith

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Configurable options for Apache2 Webserver



Configurable options:



Display virtual servers as  				Icons

Order virtual servers by  				Order in config files

Maximum number of servers to display   		100

File or directory to add virtual servers to  	httpd.conf
/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

Test config file before applying changes?  	Yes

Test config file after manual changes? 		No

Test config file after other changes?  		No

Test configuration with command  			apachectl configtest

Show Apache directive names

Base directory for Apache documentation  		Apache website



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System configuration:



Apache server root directory   			/srv/www

Path to httpd executable   				/usr/sbin/httpd2

Apache version  						Work out automatically

Path to the apachectl command  			/usr/sbin/apache2ctl

Command to start apache  				/etc/init.d/apache2 start

Command to stop apache  				/etc/init.d/apache2 stop

Command to apply configuration  			/etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Path to httpd.conf  					/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

Path to srm.conf  					Automatic

Path to access.conf  					/etc/security/access.conf

Path to mime.types  					/etc/mime.types

Path to Apache PID file  				/var/run/httpd2.pid