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<h2>About this table</h2>
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The table above shows available and installed configuration modules.
File in <code>conf.d</code> are loaded into the server at startup time
and extend or modify the server. Example configuration files are located
in <code>examples/conf.d</code>. Configuration files can be in several
states:
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<dt>Not installed</dt>
<dd>The config file is not in <code>conf.d</code> and not loaded</dd>
<dt>Installed (linked)</dt>
<dd>The config file appears in <code>conf.d</code> as a (symbolic)
link to the example file.</dd>
<dt>Installed (copied)</dt>
<dd>The config file appears in <code>conf.d</code> as an unmodified
copy of the example file.</dd>
<dt>Installed (modified)</dt>
<dd>The config file appears in <code>conf.d</code> as an modified
copy of the example file.</dd>
<dt>Local</dt>
<dd>The config file appears in <code>conf.d</code>, but not in the
example directory.</dd>
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The link in the left-column shows the full documentation of the file.
The documentation-page allows for opening the file in an editor if the
file is loaded and a connection is made from <code>localhost</code>.
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The web interface allows for <b>changing</b> the status of configuration
files if the user is logged in with <em>administrative rights</em>. A
configuration file is renamed to <i>oldname</i><code>.disabled</code> if
it is disabled while it has local modifications.
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