The idea was that the default of APACHE_DEFAULT_FILES=YES would make the
package behave as our previous apache package did.  Only by defining
APACHE_DEFAULT_FILES=NO would it do something different.

The header files should be installed regardless of this build def as
that's considered a core part of apache. It's only files under:

 ${PREFIX}/share/httpd/htdocs
 ${PREFIX}/libexec/cgi-bin
 ${PREFIX}/share/httpd/manual
 ${PREFIX}/share/httpd/icons

that the new build def is _supposed_ to effect.

I don't know why this is behaving like this as it was fine when I tested
it on my 1.6 box.  I've backed out the change in the mean time so the
package is stable . . . I'll investigate it offline and would like to add
it back in at some stage after I've done some more testing.

Thanks for the feedback.

adrian.

>
> Hi,
>
> I've just reinstalled apache2 on my server, but surprise, the header files
> were
> not installed with APACHE_DEFAULT_FILES=YES (it's the default now), so
> I've
> changed it to "NO" and some files were not installed (share/httpd/manual).
>
> Could you please fix this? oh and BTW all header files should be installed
> by
> default, because they are required for ap2-subversion and maybe others.
>
> Thanks.
> --
> 	Juan RP <xtraeme@netbsd.org>
>