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Apache::httpd_conf(3)                User Contributed Perl Documentation               Apache::httpd_conf(3)



NAME
       Apache::httpd_conf - Generate an httpd.conf file

SYNOPSIS
         use Apache::httpd_conf ();

         Apache::httpd_conf->write(Port => 8888);

DESCRIPTION
       The Apache::httpd_conf module will generate a tiny httpd.conf file, which pulls itself back in via a
       <Perl> section.  Any additional arguments passed to the "write" method will be added to the generated
       httpd.conf file, and will override those defaults set in the <Perl> section.  This module is handy
       mostly for starting httpd servers to test mod_perl scripts and modules.

AUTHOR
       Doug MacEachern

SEE ALSO
       mod_perl(3), Apache::PerlSections(3)



perl v5.8.8                                      2000-03-30                            Apache::httpd_conf(3)

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