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When I installed apache2 I didnt do ./configure --enable-headers. How can I enable it now?

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Oh wait - you compiled Apache from source? Do you have a need for that or could you just use Apache 2 version provided by CentOS? You can install that with yum install httpd.

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  • I didn't know that. Is there anything I can do now? Maybe reinstalling? How could I do that?
    – Matthew Hui
    Jul 22, 2011 at 6:44
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If you compiled Apache with DSO support you can compile mod_headers and load it dynamically.

You will want to use a tool called apxs to do this.

Alternatively use the OS RPM or rebuild apache.

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