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Chapter 10. Apache HTTP Server
10.5.9.6.
ThreadsPerChild
This value is only used with the
The default value for this directive is
10.5.10.
Listen
The command identifies the ports on which the Web server accepts incoming requests. By
Listen
default, the Apache HTTP Server is set to listen to port 80 for non-secure Web communications and
(in the
/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
Web communications.
If the Apache HTTP Server is configured to listen to a port under 1024, only the root user can start it.
For port 1024 and above,
The directive can also be used to specify particular IP addresses over which the server accepts
Listen
connections.
10.5.11.
Include
allows other configuration files to be included at runtime.
Include
The path to these configuration files can be absolute or relative to the
Important
For the server to use individually packaged modules, such as
following directive must be included in
Include conf.d/*.conf
10.5.12.
LoadModule
is used to load in Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) modules. More information on the
LoadModule
Apache HTTP Server's DSO support, including instructions for using the
be found in Section 10.7 Adding Modules. Note, the load order of the modules is no longer important
with Apache HTTP Server 2.0. Refer to Section 10.2.1.3 Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) Support for
more information about Apache HTTP Server 2.0 DSO support.
10.5.13.
ExtendedStatus
The
ExtendedStatus
status information (
on
is called using
Location
10.5.59 .
Location
MPM. It sets the number of threads within each child process.
worker
.
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file which defines any secure servers) to port 443 for secure
can be started as a regular user.
httpd
Section 1: Global Environment
directive controls whether Apache generates basic (
), when the
server-status
tags. More information on calling
ServerRoot
mod_ssl
handler is called. The
server-status
.
, , and
mod_perl php
of :
httpd.conf
directive, can
LoadModule
) or detailed server
off
handler
Server-status
is included in Section
141
, the