Apache conf files in practice suffer from people editing from the 'example' file to what they want and leaving all the embedded documentation.
When you build a file from scratch, or delete the embedded documentation as you go, you end up with reasonably compact configuration.
Additionally, apache has like thousands of options because it's software built to adapt to the world, and not software built for the world to adapt to it, so that adds to length.
When you build a file from scratch, or delete the embedded documentation as you go, you end up with reasonably compact configuration.
Additionally, apache has like thousands of options because it's software built to adapt to the world, and not software built for the world to adapt to it, so that adds to length.