Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 11 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual page 390

mod_*.conf
Configuration files for the modules that are installed by default. Refer to
tion 27.4, "Installing, Activating, and Configuring Modules"
Note that configuration files for optional modules reside in the directory conf.d.
server-tuning.conf
Contains configuration directives for the different MPMs (see
"Multiprocessing Modules"
that control Apache's performance. Properly test your Web server when making
changes here.
ssl-global.conf and ssl.*
Global SSL configuration and SSL certificate data. Refer to
Up a Secure Web Server with SSL"
sysconfig.d/*.conf
Configuration files automatically generated from /etc/sysconfig/apache2.
Do not change any of these files—edit /etc/sysconfig/apache2 instead.
Put no other configuration files in this directory.
uid.conf
Specifies under which user and group ID Apache runs. Do not change.
vhosts.d/*.conf
Your virtual host configuration should go here.The directory contains template
files for virtual hosts with and without SSL. Every file in this directory ending in
.conf is automatically included in the Apache configuration. Refer to
"Virtual Host Configuration"
Virtual Host Configuration
The term virtual host refers to Apache's ability to serve multiple URIs (universal resource
identifiers) from the same physical machine. This means that several domains, such as
www.example.com and www.example.net, are run by a single Web server on one
physical machine.
It is common practice to use virtual hosts to save administrative effort (only a single
Web server needs to be maintained) and hardware expenses (each domain does not re-
quire a dedicated server). Virtual hosts can be name based, IP based, or port based.
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(page 395)) as well as general configuration options
(page 401) for details.
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Section 27.4.4,
Section 27.6, "Setting
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