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Invalid command header with Apache

You have modified the configuration files in Apache, you try to restart the Apache server in order to apply these changes, however you get the following error : "Invalid command header". That means that the headers module of Apache has not been enabled.

To apply the headers module :

sudo a2enmod headers

Then you restart Apache :

sudo systemctl restart apache2

Finally it should work.

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