apache2/apache2-README-instances.txt
Kristyna Streitova de7dee913a Accepting request 316550 from home:pgajdos
- access_compat shared also for 11sp3

- apache2-implicit-pointer-decl.patch renamed to 
  httpd-implicit-pointer-decl.patch to align with other
  patches names

- apachectl is now wrapper to start_apache2; therefore, it honors 
  HTTPD_INSTANCE variable, see README-instances.txt for details 
  + httpd-apachectl.patch
  - httpd-2.4.10-apachectl.patch

- a2enmod/a2dismod and a2enflag/a2disflag now respect 
  HTTPD_INSTANCE=<instance_name> environment variable, which can be 
  used to specify apache instance name; sysconfig file is expected 
  at /etc/sysconfig/apache2@<instance_name> 
 (see README-instances.txt for details)

- provides suse_maintenance_mmn symbol [bnc#915666] (internal)

- credits to Roman Drahtmueller:
  * add reference to /etc/permissions.local to output of %post if
    setting the permissions of suexec2 fails
  * do not enable mod_php5 by default any longer
  * httpd-2.0.49-log_server_status.dif obsoleted
  * apache2-mod_ssl_npn.patch removed because not used
  * include mod_reqtimeout.conf in httpd.conf
  * added cgid-timeout.conf, include
    it in httpd.conf
- fix default value APACHE_MODULES in sysconfig file
- %service_* macros for apache2@.service

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/316550
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Apache/apache2?expand=0&rev=453
2015-07-14 09:04:22 +00:00

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Dear System Administrator,
SUSE Apache package comes with the possibility to run more instances
of Apache process on one system.
As always,
sytemctl start apache2
activates default instance of the server, which expects sysconfig setting
in /etc/sysconfig/apache2. If this file is not present, or APACHE_HTTPD_CONF
in there is not set, then it requires /etc/apache2/httpd.conf.
Any other instance can be activated via
systemctl start apache2@<instancename>
for example
systemctl start apache2@myweb.org
This call tries to read /etc/sysconfig/apache2@<instancename> and if this
file is not present or APACHE_HTTPD_CONF is not set there, it requires
/etc/apache2@<instancename>/httpd.conf.
NOTES:
* /etc/sysconfig/apache2@<instancename> can hold any sysconfig variable
/etc/sysconfig/apache2 can, including module loading and MPM setting,
* default instance do not have to run when running other instances
* a2enmod, a2dismod and apachectl operates over default instance if
not specified otherwise via HTTPD_INSTANCE. For example,
export HTTPD_INSTANCE=myweb.org
a2enmod access_compat
a2enmod status
apachectl start
will add access_compat and status modules to APACHE_MODULES
variable of /etc/sysconfig/apache2@myweb.org and then starts
myweb.org instance.