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Wnon-standard-apache2-configuration-name

The tag is present in Lintian version 2.113.26. That is the most recent version we know about.

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Visibility: warning

The package appears to be a web application which is installing a configuration file for the Apache2 HTTPD server. To avoid name clashes, any file installed to /etc/apache2/{sites,conf}-available should match the binary package name and must not start with local-.

The following 16 source packages in the archive triggered the tag 40 times (in any Lintian version).

We found 35 overrides. The tag performed 13% of the time.

bandwidthd

W bandwidthd.conf != bandwidthd-pgsql.conf

ciderwebmail

W ciderwebmail-uwsgi.conf != ciderwebmail.conf

courier

W sqwebmail.apache24.conf != sqwebmail.conf

cricket

W cricket != cricket.conf

debian-edu-config

O debian-edu-config-doc.conf != debian-edu-config.conf

dehydrated

- # dehydrated.conf is a cool name for this configuration file, and doesn't
- # really need to be named after the actual binary that ships it.
- # (and of course there is no risk of name collisions)
O dehydrated.conf != dehydrated-apache2.conf

emboss-explorer

- # We already have another file called emboss-explorer.conf.
O emboss-explorer.apache2.conf != emboss-explorer.conf

freedombox

- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O bepasty-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O calibre-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O cockpit-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O deluge-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O email-server-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O freedombox-tls-site-macro.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O gitweb-freedombox-auth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O gitweb-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O i2p-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O ikiwiki-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O jwchat-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O matrix-synapse-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O mediawiki-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O minidlna-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O mldonkey-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O php-fpm-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O radicale2-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O searx-freedombox-auth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O searx-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O syncthing-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O tahoe-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O transmission-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O tt-rss-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf
- # Apache configuration for the Plinth itself is shipped with proper
- # name plinth.conf. However, due to the nature of the package, Plinth
- # takes the responsibility of configuring various other services
- # behind Apache. The upstream hence ships various Apache
- # configuration files which are enabled and disabled when user
- # requests.
O wordpress-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf

netdata

O netdata.conf != netdata-apache2.conf

ocsinventory-server

W ocsinventory-restapi.conf != ocsinventory-server.conf

open-infrastructure-service-tools

- # '000-' prefix is required to keep order of apache parsing working
O 000-apache-icons.conf != open-infrastructure-apache-tools.conf

open-infrastructure-storage-tools

- # configuration file follows name of the tool
O ceph-info.conf != open-infrastructure-ceph-tools.conf

shibboleth-sp

- # Finding etc/apache2/conf-available/shib.conf Lintian tags
- # libapache2-mod-shib as a web application package, while it
- # is module package only.
O shib.conf != libapache2-mod-shib.conf

sympa

O sympa-soap.conf != sympa.conf

tt-rss

- # The current name is quite close to the suggested name. Apache configuration
- # files are ordered in nature. It is best to give users the chance to override
- # them without changing them by reliably ordering them. The policy manual does
- # not mandate this naming.
O 50-tt-rss.conf != tt-rss.conf

z-push

- # See section `Apache configuration' in README.Debian.
O z-push-autodiscover.conf != z-push-common.conf
- # See section `Apache configuration' in README.Debian.
O z-push.conf != z-push-common.conf