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2.5 Adding Modules to Your Server 35

To make your secure web serverload in anunloaded module, ﬁrstuncom-

ment the corresponding LoadModule line. For example, if you wanted to

make your secure web server load in the mime magic module, change

that LoadModule line from the original:

#LoadModule mime_magic_module lib/apache/mod_mime_magic.so

Uncomment the previous line so that it reads:

LoadModule mime_magic_module lib/apache/mod_mime_magic.so

Next,youneedto uncommentthecorrespondinglinefromtheAddModule

section in httpd.conf. To continue with our previous example, uncom-

ment the mod mime magic line. The original (default) line looks like the

following:

#AddModule mod_mime_magic.c

The uncommented line should read:

AddModule mod_mime_magic.c

Once you’ve uncommented the LoadModule and AddModule lines for

the module that you want to load in, stop and start your web server, as

covered in section 2.7 on page 40. After starting, the module should be

loaded in to your secure web server.

If you have your own module, you can add it to the httpd.conf ﬁle so

that it is compiled in and loaded as a DSO. If you want to do this, you

need to have installed the devel package during the installation process,

ascoveredinsection 1.4on page9. Youneedthedevel packagebecauseit

installsthe include ﬁles,theheaderﬁles andtheAPacheeXtenSion (APXS)

support tool. APXS uses the include ﬁles and the header ﬁles to compile

your module so that it will work with Apache.

If you’ve written your own module or are borrowing someone else’s, you

should be able to use APXS to compile your home-made module sources

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