My httpd conf is empty

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I recently installed apache2 on ubuntu but I have a problem  my httpd conf is empty  Can someone give me a clean copy of httpd conf for apache2 on ubuntu  Thanks   Edit  I saw your answers but on wampserver httpd conf is not empty and as you mentioned it is for user options  SO what should I do    Edit2   That s what I got on my apache2 conf  how I add modules  enable gzip and all of that    Deleted the contents  as they render the question unreadable and are useless  because that were the default Apache2 configuration under Ubuntu

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It seems to me  that it is by design that this file is empty   A similar question has been asked here  https   stackoverflow com questions 2567432 ubuntu-apache-httpd-conf-or-apache2-conf  So  you should have a look for  etc apache2 apache2 conf

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It s empty by default  You ll find a bunch of settings in  etc apache2 apache2 conf   In there it does this     Include all the user configurations  Include httpd conf

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OK - what you re missing is that its designed to be more industrial and serve many sites  so the config you want is probably    etc apache2 sites-available default   which on my system is linked to from  etc apache2 sites-enabled   if you want to have different sites with different options  copy the file and then change those

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The  etc apache2 httpd conf is empty in Ubuntu  because the Apache configuration resides in  etc apache2 apache2 conf      httpd conf is for user options     No it isn t  it s there for historic reasons   Using Apache server  all user options should go into a new   conf-file inside  etc apache2 conf d   This method should be  update-safe   as httpd conf or apache2 conf may get overwritten on the next server update   Inside  etc apache2 apache2 conf  you will find the following line  which includes those files     Include generic snippets of statements Include conf d    As of Apache 2 4  the user configuration directory is  etc apache2 conf-available   Use a2enconf FILENAME WITHOUT SUFFIX to enable the new configuration file or manually create a symlink in  etc apache2 conf-enabled   Be aware that as of Apache 2 4 the configuration files must have the suffix  conf  e g  conf-available my-settings conf

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