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#3 Re: Maintaining apache2 sites and modules lists Posted by Anonymous (24.226.xx.xx) on Fri 12 Aug 2005 at 18:14 BTW, maybe it's a bit off-topic, but here is one issue I've had, because I tweaked Apache 2 too much: Did you always wonder the point of the 3 leading zeros in 000-Default? Now I know why. When using virtual hosts, the default site has to be the first one Apache "sees". If you rename it, whenever the user tries to access a disabled-site, (with DNS still pointing to your box), well, what it does is: it will drop to the next file, alphabetically. VERY annoying. Bottom line: keep the leading zeros. They come first alphabetically, and they have a good reason to exist. And cheers for the article, didnt know of these scripts. Alex, admin at tribelodge dot com

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