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Oracle HTTP Server Administrator's Manual (224 pages)

10g Release 1 (10.1)

Brand: Oracle | Category: Software | Size: 1.7 MB

Table of Contents
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11
Preface

13
- Intended Audience
  14
- Documentation Accessibility
  14
- Organization
  15
- Related Documentation
  16
- Conventions
  17
1 Oracle HTTP Server Overview

23
2 Oracle HTTP Server Concepts

31
- Understanding Oracle HTTP Server Directory Structure
  31
- Understanding Oracle HTTP Server Directory Structure
  
  32
- Accessing Conﬁguration Files
  
  32
- Conﬁguration Files Syntax
  
  32
  - Understanding Modules
    33
  - Classes of Directives
    33
  - Scope of Directives
    34
    
    Container Directives
    34
    
    Directory
    34
    
    Directorymatch
    35
    
    Files
    35
    
    Filesmatch
    35
    
    Location
    35
    
    Limit
    36
    
    Limitexcept
    36
    
    Locationmatch
    36
    
    Block Directives
    37
    
    Virtualhost
    37
  - About .Htaccess Files
    37
3 Specifying Server and File Locations

39
- Setting Server and Administrator Functions
  40
  - Servername
    40
  - Usecanonicalname
    40
  - Serveradmin
    41
  - Serversignature
    41
  - Servertokens
    41
  - Serveralias
    41
  - Specifying File Locations
    42
    
    Coredumpdirectory
    42
    
    Documentroot
    42
    
    Errorlog
    43
    
    Lockfile
    43
    
    Pidfile
    43
    
    Scoreboardfile
    43
    
    Serverroot
    44
4 Managing Server Processes

45
- Oracle HTTP Server Processing Model
  46
- Running Oracle HTTP Server as Root
  46
- Additional Security Considerations
  47
- Handling Server Processes
  
  48
  - Servertype
    48
  - Group
    48
  - User
    48
- Limiting the Number of Processes and Connections
  
  49
  - Startservers
    49
  - Threadsperchild
    49
  - Maxclients
    49
  - Maxrequestsperchild
    50
  - Maxspareservers
    50
  - Minspareservers
    50
- Getting Information about Processes
  
  51
5 Managing the Network Connection

53
- Specifying Listener Ports and Addresses
  
  54
  - Bindaddress
    55
  - Port
    55
  - Listen
    55
- Managing Interaction between Server and Network
  
  56
  - Listenbacklog
    56
  - Sendbuffersize
    56
  - Timeout
    56
- Managing Connection Persistence
  
  57
  - Keepalive
    57
  - Keepalivetimeout
    57
  - Maxkeepaliverequests
    57
- Conﬁguring Reverse Proxies and Load Balancers
  
  58
6 Configuring and Using Server Logs

61
- Using Oracle Diagnostic Logging
  
  62
  - Overview
    62
  - Configuring Oracle HTTP Server
    62
- Specifying Log Formats
  
  65
Specifying Log Level

66
Specifying Log Files

67
- Access Log
  67
- Customlog
  67
- Error Log
  68
- PID File
  68
- Piped Log
  68
- Rewrite Log
  69
- Script Log
  69
- Transfer Log
  69
- Oracle Http Server Modules
  71
7 Oracle HTTP Server Modules

72
List of Modules

72
Mod_Access

73
Mod_Actions

73
Mod_Alias

73
Mod_Asis

73
Mod_Auth

73
Mod_Auth_Anon

74
Mod_Auth_Db

74
Mod_Auth_Dbm

74
Mod_Auth_Digest

74
Mod_Autoindex

74
Mod_Cern_Meta

74
Mod_Certheaders

75
Mod_Cgi

78
- Mod_Deﬁne
  78
Mod_Digest

78
Mod_Dir

79
Mod_Dms

79
Mod_Env

79
Mod_Example

79
- Mod_Headers
  
  80
- Mod_Imap
  
  80
- Mod_Include
  
  80
Mod_Expires

80
Mod_Fastcgi

80
- Mod_Info
  
  81
- Mod_Isapi
  
  81
- Mod_Log_Agent
  
  81
  - Mod_Log_Conﬁg
    81
- Mod_Log_Referer
  
  81
- Mod_Mime
  
  82
- Mod_Mime_Magic
  
  82
- Mod_Mmap_Static
  
  82
- Mod_Negotiation
  
  82
- Mod_Onsint
  
  83
  - Benefits of Mod_Onsint
    83
  - Implementation Differences for Mod_Onsint
    84
- Mod_Ossl
  
  85
- Mod_Perl
  
  85
  - Database Usage Notes
    86
    
    Using Perl to Access the Database
    86
    
    Testing Database Connection
    87
    
    Using SQL NCHAR Datatypes
    87
- Mod_Plsql
  
  89
  - Creating a DAD
    90
  - Configuration Files
    91
    
    Plsql.conf
    91
    
    Cache.conf
    92
    
    Dads.conf
    92
  - Configuration Parameters
    92
    
    Plsql.conf
    92
    
    Dads.conf
    93
    
    Cache.conf
    94
    
    Plsql.conf
    94
- Mod_Proxy
  
  123
- Mod_Rewrite
  
  123
  - Mod_Rewrite Rules Processing
    123
  - Mod_Rewrite Directives
    125
    
    Rewrite Rules Hints
    127
    
    Redirection Examples
    128
  - Mod_Setenvif
    129
  - Mod_So
    129
  - Mod_Speling
    129
  - Mod_Status
    129
  - Mod_Unique_Id
    130
  - Mod_Userdir
    130
  - Mod_Usertrack
    130
  - Mod_Vhost_Alias
    130
8 Managing Security

131
9 Frequently Asked Questions

165
- Offering HTTPS to ISP (Virtual Host) Customers
  166
- Using Oracle HTTP Server as Cache
  166
- Using Different Language and Character Set Versions of Document
  167
- Sending Proxy Sensitive Requests to Oracle HTTP Server Behind a Firewall
  167
- Oracle HTTP Server Version Number
  167
- Apache V2.0 Support with Oracle Database, 10G Release 1 (10.1)
  167
- Applying Apache Security Patches to Oracle HTTP Server
  167
- Supporting PHP
  168
- Creating Application Name Space that Works Across Firewalls and Clusters
  168
- Protecting Web Site from Hackers
  169
- Httpd.conf
  
  172
  - Httpd.conf File Structure
    172
    
    Global Environment
    172
    
    Main Server Configuration
    173
    
    Virtual Hosts
    173
  - Mime.types
    174
  - Dms.conf
    174
  - Oracle_Apache.conf
    175
    
    Aqxml.conf
    175
    
    Ojsp.conf
    175
    
    Plsql.conf
    175
    
    Xml.conf
    176
  - Ssl.conf
    176
- Opmn.xml
  
  177
- Apache HTTP Server
  
  180
  - The Apache Software License
    180
- Apache SOAP
  
  181
  - Apache SOAP License
    181
- DBI Module
  
  183
  - Definitions
    183
    
    Perl Artistic License
    183
    
    Preamble
    183
- Perl
  
  187
  - Perl Kit Readme
    187
  - Mod_Perl 1.26 License
    188
  - Perl Artistic License
    189
    
    Preamble
    189
    
    Definitions
    190
- Mod_Dav
  
  193
- Fastcgi
  
  195
  - Fastcgi Developer's Kit License
    195
  - Module Mod_Fastcgi License
    196
- Jaxen
  
  198
  - The Jaxen Software License
    198
- Expat
  
  200
  - Expat License
    200
- Saxpath
  
  201
  - The Saxpath License
    201

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Table of Contents

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Preface

1 Oracle HTTP Server Overview

Oracle HTTP Server Features

Oracle HTTP Server Components

Oracle HTTP Server Support

Oracle HTTP Server Management

Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Oracle HTTP Server

2 Oracle HTTP Server Concepts

Understanding Oracle HTTP Server Directory Structure

Accessing Conﬁguration Files

Conﬁguration Files Syntax

3 Specifying Server and File Locations

4 Managing Server Processes

Handling Server Processes

Limiting the Number of Processes and Connections

Getting Information about Processes

5 Managing the Network Connection

Specifying Listener Ports and Addresses

Managing Interaction between Server and Network

Managing Connection Persistence

Conﬁguring Reverse Proxies and Load Balancers

6 Configuring and Using Server Logs

Using Oracle Diagnostic Logging

Specifying Log Formats

Specifying Log Level

Specifying Log Files

7 Oracle HTTP Server Modules

List of Modules

Mod_Access

Mod_Actions

Mod_Alias

Mod_Asis

Mod_Auth

Mod_Auth_Anon

Mod_Auth_Db

Mod_Auth_Dbm

Mod_Auth_Digest

Mod_Autoindex

Mod_Cern_Meta

Mod_Certheaders

Mod_Cgi

Mod_Digest

Mod_Dir

Mod_Dms

Mod_Env

Mod_Example

Mod_Headers

Mod_Imap

Mod_Include

Mod_Expires

Mod_Fastcgi

Mod_Info

Mod_Isapi

Mod_Log_Agent

Mod_Log_Referer

Mod_Mime

Mod_Mime_Magic

Mod_Mmap_Static

Mod_Negotiation

Mod_Onsint

Mod_Ossl

Mod_Perl

Mod_Plsql

Mod_Proxy

Mod_Rewrite

8 Managing Security

9 Frequently Asked Questions

Httpd.conf

Opmn.xml

Apache HTTP Server

Apache SOAP

DBI Module

Perl

Mod_Dav

Fastcgi

Jaxen