Specifications

dav_module and dav_fs_module should be in the same state. Â
encoding_module requires that headers_module, dav_module, and dav_fs_module Â
are enabled.
cache_module is required for mem_cache_module and disk_cache_module. Â
mod_userdir is disabled by default. Â
mod_userdir_apple, a secure replacement for mod_userdir, does not distinguish Â
between nonexistent users and users who cannot access to userdir. mod_userdir_
apple is also disabled by default
When mod_userdir and mod_userdir_apple are disabled, a browser can’t access Â
content from a user’s Sites folder. For example, if your server is named example.com
and the user’s short name is refuser, the content of the Sites folder can no longer be
accessed at http://example.com/~refuser.
mod_userdir and mod_userdir_apple must never be enabled simultaneously. Â
mod_bonjour is disabled by default, but requires at least one of the two mod_iserdir Â
modules for full functionality.
Viewing Web Modules
You can view a list of modules in use or available for use on the server.
To view web modules:
1 Open Server Admin and connect to the server.
2 Click the triangle at the left of the server.
The list of services appears.
3 From the expanded Servers list, select Web.
4 Click Settings, then click Modules.
5 Scroll through the modules list to see modules in use or available for use on the
web server.
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