Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 11 Aug 2010 | Tagged as: How To

If your having problems with a feature in Apache, such as URL rewriting, you can check if the rewrite_module was installed. The following procedure works on a Linux terminal with Apache 2.x.

  1. httpd –l
    Lists compiled (static) modules.
  2. httpd –M
    Lists shared/dynamic modules. You can also use apachectl –D DUMP_MODULES.



Tweet This Tweet This Post!

Related posts:
    Setting Up URL Rewriting for Apache in Linux
    How to Start, Stop, and Restart Apache in Linux
    Joomla 1.5.5
    Installing the Microsoft Loopback Adapter in Windows XP

Share this post:

del.icio.us:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache digg:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache spurl:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache wists:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache simpy:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache newsvine:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache blinklist:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache furl:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache reddit:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache fark:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache blogmarks:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache Y!:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache smarking:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache magnolia:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache segnalo:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache gifttagging:Display a List of Installed Modules in Apache

Follow Me:

Did you find this post interesting and useful? You can keep up to date on this blog by subscribing to my RSS feed, or you can have new posts sent to you by e-mail. You can also follow me on Twitter.


No Comments »

Trackback This Post | Subscribe to the comments through RSS Feed

Leave a Reply

CommentLuv badge