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How to enable mod_rewrite on Apache on CentOS Introduction The Apache mod_rewrite is a very powerful and sophisticated module which provides a way to perform URL manipulations.
My goal is to optimize my apache server. At first I want to disable some modules on it. I was surfing over the Internet and didn't find anything dedicated to apache which is installed on CentOS7. Here are what I have got from surfing: disable unneeded modules,enable apache modules from the command line and on.I can list Apache enabled modules using this httpd -t command. Also I know that modules that were compiled during the installation is lying in /etc/httpd/modules directory.
So what is the right way of disabling and enabling apache modules on CentOS7?
Jeff Schaller
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♦Install Mod_suexec Centos
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Mod Suexec
♦Install Mod_suexec Centos
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On CentOS 7, the right way to do it is to go through /etc/httpd/conf.modules.d and find the appropriate conf files with the modules you want to disable. You can also check /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf, but you'll have better luck in the conf.modules.d folder.
Simply comment them out, reload apache, and you're good to go.
With /etc/httpd/conf.modules.d or /etc/httpd/conf.d, the principles are the same: to disable a module or a configuration file, rename its file extension to something different from .conf.
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I created a small python script to help you with it.Please have a look at https://github.com/zioalex/unused_apache_modules
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This is what you can expect from it:
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