doesn't work on not debian distros

Bug #242861 reported by fullo
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Remote Apache Management tool
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Bug Description

On distro such as Fedora, Rapache cannot works fine, because it doesn't use a sites-available/sites-enable directory system.

Fedora/CentOS use only one directory for modules and vhost configuration (/etc/httpd/conf.d/) so the hardcoded sites-enabled search is a pain.
Moreover Fedora/CentOS use a different command for apache, in fact instead of "/etc/init.d/apache2 restart" you have to execute "/etc/init.d/httpd restart".

So please, add more variable on Configuration.py to permit to use it also on different distros.

And "clean" the latest lines of RapacheCore/ApacheConf.py file ;P

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TAC one (tacone) wrote :

Ulp. Il piu' famoso blogger italiano, quale onore ! o.o!

As for non-debian systems, they're currently unsupported. Weird as it may seem, Rapache was born and implemented for debian systems. Why that ? Just because the debian way to arrange apache's configuration files makes everything a lot easier. We surely desire to open up apache to every linux system, but that's something unlikely to happen soon.

Marking this bug as confirmed anyway. Cheers.

Changed in rapache:
status: New → Confirmed
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