Restart apache that might be broken because mod_headers is not enabled. #377
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Issue-376: Fixes a broken apache installation if mod_headers not being enabled is the only reason for apache not starting. mod_headers is also not included in the attribute, apache2.default_modues; although it should be, this patch puts control into the hands of the consumer of apache2::mod_headers.
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Restart apache that might be broken because mod_headers is not enabled.
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Issue-#376: Fixes a broken apache installation if mod_headers not being
enabled is the only reason for apache not starting.
mod_headers is also not included in the attribute,
apache2.default_modues;
although it should be, this patch puts control into the hands of the
consumer of apache2::mod_headers.