Does DA follow the Include in httpd.conf

I was wondering does DA follow Include in the main httpd.conf file to find the other non user configuration files?

I personally like having one main httpd.conf file and would like to combine the other general files with it instead of having separate files.

The user httpd.conf files on the other hand I know need to stay where they are.

DirectAdmin only manages files. It doesn't follow any include directives. It's apache that follows the include directories.

If you change the default setup DirectAdmin uses for httpd.conf and subsidiary config files, then you must make sure that DirectAdmin isn't trying to change any of them; if it is, DirectAdmin may not be able to control Apache.

Jeff

That is what I was afraid of. Oh well.

You can tell easily enough if DirectAdmin attempts to manage any of the config files; if it does there's going to be a template.

And of course you can easily change the template (be sure to put it into the custom subdirectory and change it there).

Jeff