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Eg. I have apache2 installed. How do I check if mod_proxy module has been compiled into the web server or if the module is available to be dynamically loaded? In ...
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    How to check what are the modules compiled into the binaries in a package?

    Eg. I have apache2 installed. How do I check if mod_proxy module has been compiled into the web server or if the module is available to be dynamically loaded?

    In general, how do we go about checking if a particular module has been compiled into the binaries in the packages available in the repositaries?

    Thanks !

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    apache2 -l should list the compiled modules

    apache2 --help should show other available commands
    far...out

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    apache2 -l does work but apache2 --help gives the message
    '(9Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80
    no listening sockets available, shutting down
    Unable to open logs'

    In general, is there a standard command/parameter that can be used to display the list of compiled modules for a binary, say postfix?

    Thanks !


    Quote Originally Posted by farslayer
    apache2 -l should list the compiled modules

    apache2 --help should show other available commands

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