Since site-available is not here, where do I put all my settings?

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I noticed installing a fresh Apache (2.4.2) doesn't have the Debian structure. (sites-available, sites-enabled, (blank) httpd.conf, etc...), so if I wanted to move my virtual settings over from a Debian structured Apache, would I just append all my virtual hosts settings at the bottom of httpd.conf? What about SSL, do I have to a2enmod ssl?

It's so weird, I think the Debian structure is so much more organized and clean.

Yes. Allow me to rephrase my question. "Where did you get this copy of Apache 2.4.2?" Only Apache 2.2 is included with Squeeze, so you didn't get it from Debian's repository. — bahamat, Jul 05 '12 at 20:24

score 3 · Accepted Answer · answered Jul 05 '12 at 17:12

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You can duplicate the Debian structure in a non-Debian system, by using the same pattern of Include directives in your own httpd.conf. You won't get the helpers like a2enmod by default, but you could bring those across as well if you wanted.

answered Jul 05 '12 at 17:12

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Since site-available is not here, where do I put all my settings?

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