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Module "version" in apache

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I try to enable module version for apache2, with a2enmod version but return a error ERROR: Module version does not exist!

How do I install this module??

Thanks

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sixart Avatar asked Jul 25 '16 12:07

sixart


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1 Answers

mod_version is statically compiled into Debian/Ubuntu's apache2 packages. You can't install or enable it separately. It's directives will just work out of the box.

apachectl -M will show you the loaded modules.

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covener Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 14:09

covener