Perhaps my request is strange...
can i found a debian package of apache2 which have same structure of apache1, i.e with only httpd.conf file , no mods-available and no mods-enabled?
I have seen RHE have that but official debian packages repository no

Thanks

There is a httpd.conf file in the apache2 package for backwards compatibility, though the package installs with that file empty. If you have an httpd.conf file from an earlier install I think you could replace the one in the apache2 directory, but the real question is, will it work right. (??!) Probably some things (lots of things) have changed with the new apache2. I have never tried what you want to do, but there is an httpd.conf file. BTW, don't erase the config files that are there (apache2.conf) as they include the httpd.conf file that you need. Apache2 wont be able to find it if you erase all of "apache2.conf".

Ok, this is a way, perhaps a little "dangerous"
I want to do it to have a package most possible like standard apache
I 'd understand not well, but i think only debian, ubuntu and some other debian-derived distro use this structure for apache 2 ; from official documentation there is no reference to apache2.conf, it is possible i make a mistake however

Just out of curiosity, what is your reason for doing this? Are you trying to move an existing web site that uses apache over to apache2, or are you starting from scratch and you just like the idea of using apache 1... ??

uhmmm
the reason is trivial, i use in my company servers rhel and centos and on this server i have installed via yum apache2 and it has "standard" structure
On my personal laptop i use debian, and i enjoy this; often i make test or i study solutions using my notebook so i have advantage to use on debian "standard" structure..this is all
Perhaps i compile from source and have same structure

Did you try replacing /etc/apache2/httpd.conf with your own httpd.conf? Maybe it will work.

No...i think to compile package to have a more clear solution