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Template: apache-common/old-logrotate-exists
Type: note
_Description: Old log rotation scripts exists and are modified
 You have old log rotation scripts in /etc/cron.d and /etc/${flavour}, they
 have not been touched, but you might want to remove them to avoid having
 your logs rotated multiple times.

Template: apache-common/logs
Type: note
_Description: ${flavour} has switched to use logrotate
 Some of your logs are stored outside the /var/log/${flavour}
 directory, so you should edit /etc/logrotate.d/${flavour}
 to have them automatically rotated.

Template: apache-common/confignotes
Type: note
_Description: Handling of config files has been changed
 From this release of apache, apache-ssl and apache-perl no more attempts of
 fixing users configurations will be done other than for the really
 essential ones that would prevent the server to run. Two new files will
 appear in /etc/apache{-ssl,-perl}:
 .
  - modules.config, that will be used by apache-modconf to handle
    LoadModules directives;
  - suggested_corrections that will contain information about
    the differences from the users config and the standard Debian
    one and how to fix them.
 .
 For more information please refer to
 /usr/share/doc/apache{-ssl,-perl}/README.Debian

Template: apache-shared/debconf-modules
Type: multiselect
Choices: ${choices}
_Description: Please select the modules that ${flavour} will load

Template: apache-shared/restart
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Do you want me to restart ${flavour} now?
 Remember that in order to activate the new configuration
 ${flavour} has to be restarted. You can also restart ${flavour}
 manually executing /etc/init.d/${flavour} restart