non-standard-apache2-configuration-name

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 tag is present in Lintian version 2.114.163. That is the most recent version we know about.

We use semantic versions. The patch number is a commit step indicator relative to the 2.108.0 release tag in our Git repository.

You can find the detection logic for this version at commit a1e47cb. For merge requests, please use the latest version in the Lintian check apache2.

Visibility: warning

The following 17 source packages in the archive triggered the tag 41 times (in any Lintian version).

We found 27 overrides. The tag performed 34% of the time.

bandwidthd

bandwidthd.conf != bandwidthd-pgsql.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/bandwidthd.conf]

ciderwebmail

ciderwebmail-uwsgi.conf != ciderwebmail.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/ciderwebmail-uwsgi.conf]

courier

sqwebmail.apache24.conf != sqwebmail.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/sqwebmail.apache24.conf]

cricket

cricket != cricket.conf [etc/apache2/conf.d/cricket]

debian-edu-config

debian-edu-config-doc.conf != debian-edu-config.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/debian-edu-config-doc.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)
dehydrated.conf != dehydrated-apache2.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/dehydrated.conf]

emboss-explorer

emboss-explorer.apache2.conf != emboss-explorer.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/emboss-explorer.apache2.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.
bepasty-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/bepasty-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.
calibre-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/calibre-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.
cockpit-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/cockpit-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.
deluge-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/deluge-plinth.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.
email-server-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/email-server-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.
freedombox-tls-site-macro.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/freedombox-tls-site-macro.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.
gitweb-freedombox-auth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/gitweb-freedombox-auth.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.
gitweb-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/gitweb-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.
i2p-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/i2p-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.
ikiwiki-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/ikiwiki-plinth.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.
jwchat-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/jwchat-plinth.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.
matrix-synapse-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/matrix-synapse-plinth.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.
mediawiki-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/mediawiki-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.
minidlna-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/minidlna-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.
mldonkey-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/mldonkey-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.
php-fpm-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/php-fpm-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.
radicale2-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/radicale2-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.
roundcube-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/roundcube-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.
searx-freedombox-auth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/searx-freedombox-auth.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.
searx-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/searx-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.
syncthing-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/syncthing-plinth.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.
transmission-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/transmission-plinth.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.
tt-rss-plinth.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/tt-rss-plinth.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.
wordpress-freedombox.conf != freedombox.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/wordpress-freedombox.conf]

netdata

netdata.conf != netdata-apache2.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/netdata.conf]

ocsinventory-server

ocsinventory-restapi.conf != ocsinventory-server.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/ocsinventory-restapi.conf]

open-infrastructure-service-tools

- # '000-' prefix is required to keep order of apache parsing working
000-apache-icons.conf != open-infrastructure-apache-tools.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/000-apache-icons.conf]

open-infrastructure-storage-tools

- # configuration file follows name of the tool
ceph-info.conf != open-infrastructure-ceph-tools.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/ceph-info.conf]

radicale

radicale-uwsgi.conf != radicale.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/radicale-uwsgi.conf]

shibboleth-sp

shib.conf != libapache2-mod-shib.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/shib.conf]

sympa

sympa-soap.conf != sympa.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/sympa-soap.conf]

tt-rss

50-tt-rss.conf != tt-rss.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/50-tt-rss.conf]

z-push

z-push-autodiscover.conf != z-push-common.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/z-push-autodiscover.conf]
z-push.conf != z-push-common.conf [etc/apache2/conf-available/z-push.conf]