s/Ubuntu/Debian/, but yes, you're right!
So, I think the conflict is that apachectl looks at the actual module's
name (in this case php7) while a2{en,dis}mod look at what's in
/etc/apache2/mods-available (in this case php7.0). Obviously that they
disagree and thus seem incompatible is not the right approach, but I'd
like to get Ondřej's insight here, as we'll presumably need to fix
Debian similarly.
I know the php7.0 naming is very intentional (note I believe we also had
a php5.6 package in Ubuntu at one point or another). I wonder if we
should be patching the upstream in the Debian/Ubuntu build to make the
module internal name be php7.0 in the code as well, so they at least
agree?
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Inconsistent naming of PHP7 apache module
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