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— Specifies whether the cache is a disk, memory, or file descriptor cache. By default
CacheEnable
configures a disk cache for URLs at or below
CacheEnable
— Specifies the name of the directory containing cached files. The default
CacheRoot
is the
/var/httpd/proxy/
— Specifies how much space the cache can use in kilobytes. The default
CacheSize
is
KB.
5
The following is a list of some of the other common cache-related directives.
CacheMaxExpire
the originating Web server) in the cache. The default is
CacheLastModifiedFactor
document which did not come from its originating server with its own expiry set. The default
CacheLastModifiedFactor
equals one-tenth of the amount of time since the document was last modified.
CacheDefaultExpire
using a protocol that does not support expiry times. The default is set to
— Specifies a space-separated list of subnets, IP addresses, domains, or hosts whose
NoProxy
content is not cached. This setting is most useful for Intranet sites.
10.5.64.
NameVirtualHost
The
NameVirtualHost
name-based virtual hosts. Name-based virtual hosting allows one Apache HTTP Server to serve dif-
ferent domains without using multiple IP addresses.
Note
Name-based virtual hosts only work with non-secure HTTP connections. If using virtual hosts with a
secure server, use IP address-based virtual hosts instead.
To enable name-based virtual hosting, uncomment the
and add the correct IP address. Then add more
10.5.65.
VirtualHost
and
VirtualHost
virtual host. The
VirtualHost
A commented
VirtualHost
set of configuration directives necessary for each virtual host. Refer to Section 10.8 Virtual Hosts for
more information about virtual hosts.
Note
The default SSL virtual host container has been moved into the file
directory.
— Specifies how long HTML documents are retained (without a reload from
— Specifies the creation of an expiry (expiration) date for a
is set to
— Specifies the expiry time in hours for a document that was received
directive associates an IP address and port number, if necessary, for any
/VirtualHost
container accepts most configuration directives.
container is provided in
/
hours (
24
, meaning that the expiry date for such documents
0.1
NameVirtualHost
containers for each virtual host.
VirtualHost
tags create a container outlining the characteristics of a
httpd.conf
Chapter 10. Apache HTTP Server
.
seconds).
86400
hour (
1
3600
configuration directive
, which illustrates the minimum
/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
CacheRoot
CacheSize
seconds).
.

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