(MODULES-11606) Remove apache::mod::info as a default module for FreeBSD #2610
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This is because in some cases the /server-info url could be exposed. Users who want to use mod_info module will have to manually add it. Co-authored-by: Ray Bellis <[email protected]>
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Originally raised as #2602 |
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Summary
Remove apache::mod::info as a default module for FreeBSD.
Additional Context
This is because in some cases the /server-info url could be exposed.
Users who want to use mod_info module will have to manually add it.
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