mod_rewrite, can I disable it?

0	I there any use for this module which is by default turned on in django sites? I can't see any directives which use it.. apache mod_rewrite django asked 10 Dec '16, 16:00 clip 13●1●8 accept rate: 0%

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You can always delete the module from $HOME/webapps/"application name"/apache2/modules. Then make sure you are not trying to load it in your $HOME/webapps/"application name"/apache2/conf/http.conf file and then restart apache.

That will ensure that it is not running in your apache instance.

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answered 10 Dec '16, 16:16

aaront ♦♦
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Not sure I need to delete the files, I can just comment the LoadModule mod_rewrite.. , I'm just asking if the module if even needed by default ( I think not)

(10 Dec '16, 16:53) clip

You can certainly comment the module out. In most django applications it is not needed.

(10 Dec '16, 16:58) aaront ♦♦

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