And also check that /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/reqtimeout.conf has content in it to configure that module.
If the .conf file is there, but the .load file is not, that is your problem. You will need to re-create the file in /etc/apache2/mods-available and then run 'sudo a2enmod reqtimeout'. A simpler solution, if you don't want request timeouts, is to just run 'sudo a2dismod reqtimeout'.
Hi r0g, thanks for taking the time to file this bug report and help us make Ubuntu better.
The relevant failure from DpkgTerminaLog.txt is:
Setting up apache2.2-common (2.2.14-5ubuntu8.2) ...
ERROR: Module reqtimeout does not exist!
This issue has come up before, and its likely you have a problem with a config file missing.
Can you please verify that /etc/apache2/ mods-enabled/ reqtimeout. load points to a real file that loads that module? It should look something like this:
LoadModule reqtimeout_module /usr/lib/ apache2/ modules/ mod_reqtimeout. so
And also check that /etc/apache2/ mods-enabled/ reqtimeout. conf has content in it to configure that module.
If the .conf file is there, but the .load file is not, that is your problem. You will need to re-create the file in /etc/apache2/ mods-available and then run 'sudo a2enmod reqtimeout'. A simpler solution, if you don't want request timeouts, is to just run 'sudo a2dismod reqtimeout'.
Marking Incomplete pending response from r0g.