June 2000
Intermediate to advanced
112 pages
3h 17m
English
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None
No extra features are enabled.
All Enables all options except MultiViews.
ExecCGI
Permits execution of CGI scripts.
FollowSymLinks
Controls whether Apache will follow symbolic links (ignored
within a <Location> section).
Includes
Permits server-side includes.
IncludesNOEXEC
Controls the server-side includes #exec command and the use of
#include with filenames that refer to CGI scripts.
Indexes
Controls whether directory listings are generated for URLs that
map to directories where there is no directory index file.
MultiViews
Enables content-negotiated MultiViews.
SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
Follow symbolic links only if the owner of the target matches the
owner of the link (ignored within a <Location> section).
General Configuration Directives
User and Group
The User and Group directives set the user and group under
which Apache processes requests. Resources to be served by
Apache must be readable by this user and group, but for
security reasons, system resources (such as the system pass-
word) should not be readable, and certainly not writable, by
the user or group.
If used in a virtual host section with the suEXEC wrapper
installed and properly configured, Apache will switch to this
user and group when running CGI scripts.
General Configuration 19
User
User { username |#userid } ...
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