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Switch From Apache2 To Apache 1.3

This is quite easy when running Debian and dtc.

• 1/ stop apache2

apache2ctl stop

• 2/ Install apache 1.3 and remove apache2

Do the following command IN THIS ORDER (otherwise there will be a dependency problem with dtc):

   apt-get install libapache-mod-log-sql-mysql libapache-mod-php5 libapache-mod-ssl
   apt-get remove apache2 libapache2-mod-php5 libapache2-mod-log-sql

Note: you can add the --purge option when doing the apt-get remove (eg: apt-get --purge remove).

• 3/ Reconfigure dtc

Type this:

    dpkg-reconfigure dtc-postfix-courier

or this:

    dpkg-reconfigure dtc

depending on what version is installed on your system. Leave all the way it was, except of course the version of apache that you wish to see configured.

• 4/ rerun the installer

    /usr/share/dtc/admin/install/install

• 5/ That's it!

That's it, it's done! Quite easy, right? The overall time for this operation is less than one minute.

As a side note, compare this with other control panel, and feel the difference!