Loadmodule: Command Not Found

[simonwh]

Hi family =D

 

I'm trying to run a shell command as cron.

 

This is the command:

 

>LoadModule expires_module modules/mod_expires.so

 

I then get a mail from the cron project saying this:

 

/bin/sh: line 1: LoadModule: command not found

 

What's wrong?

[TweezerMan]

The command that you're trying to run is not a shell command - it is a line that belongs in an Apache web server's configuration file (httpd.conf).

[simonwh]

The command that you're trying to run is not a shell command - it is a line that belongs in an Apache web server's configuration file (httpd.conf).

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Thanks, I just figured that out too.

 

How will i be able to run it?

[TweezerMan]

It is not something that can be run. Normally, what you would do is uncomment the line in httpd.conf (it appears exactly as you have it in the default Apache httpd.conf, commented out), or add it if it is not there, then restart Apache.

 

You do not have the ability to load server modules or edit the server's httpd.conf file on TCH servers. But TCH servers appear to be configured to load that module already (I checked the server my account is hosted on, and mod_expires was loaded), so I don't know why you feel you need to do this.

 

It might help if you could explain what you're trying to do that led you to believe that you need to 'run' this 'command'.