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Use the Rendezvous Apache Module and WebDAV UNIX
I was displeased to find iCal could not publish locally after having upgraded to 10.2.4 and I also lost ssl support. I found the previous hints about the httpd.conf files adding Rendezvous support. I wanted Rendezvous AND my other services and found the load order was important. After several unsuccessful attempts to get WebDAV and Rendezvous working together, I shuffled my .conf files around to get my old one back and then just added:
LoadModule rendezvous_apple_module libexec/httpd/mod_rendezvous_apple.so
and
AddModule mod_rendezvous_apple.c
to the end of the respective module lists and it worked. Later on in the file, after I had added the Rendezvous modules and gracefully restarted Apache, I realized Apple had added:
<IfModule mod_rendezvous_apple.c>
RegisterUserSite all-users
RegisterDefaultSite
</IfModule>
I just added it back in after my other If statements, restarted the web server, and all worked fine. The load order seemed important because WebDAV and some other module conflict if not put in the correct order, so it seems Rendezvous should go last.

[robg adds: Can anyone confirm a load-order issue with WebDAV and mod_rendezvous? I haven't had a chance to test this one.]
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Use the Rendezvous Apache Module and WebDAV
Authored by: jurg on Apr 25, '03 02:00:42PM

My problem with apache starting when loading the mod_dav module was solved after using the remark I found on

http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/user/view/cs_msg/10014?page=last&x-showcontent=text

It says the mod_dav module should be loaded after the PHP module.



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