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- Get up to speed with Apache
- In case you missed it, I've collected our recent series of SolutionBase articles on Apache servers below. Contributors Jack Wallen and Scott Lowe offer detailed advice on setting up Apache Web servers, troubleshooting and security tips, and making the move from IIS to Apache. SolutionBase:...
- Blog posts 2007-10-16
- SolutionBase: Setting up an SSL-enabled Web site with Apache 2.2.4
- The world's most popular Web server should be able to support secure Web browsing through the use of SSL certificates, right? Without much effort, you can get Apache running with SSL quickly. Scott Lowe gives the details. As the world's most popular Web server, you would expect...
- Technical articles 2007-10-03
- SolutionBase: Setting up an SSL-enabled Web site with Apache 2.2.4
- ok, I'm lazy. I've done this before, but.......Every time I've done this I have had to look up the steps in generating the certificate. I just saved this to my work space because of that.DanRE: SolutionBase: Setting up an SSL-enabled Web site with Apache 2.2.4fine article.However, I would really...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-03
- SolutionBase: What's new in Apache 2.2.4?
- Apache has long had the capability to be used as a typical proxy server and offers support for both forward and reverse proxy services. Apache 2.2.4 adds many new features. Jack Wallen gives a primer on the newest version.Released in early 2007, Apache2.2.4 is the latest version of Apache released...
- Technical articles 2007-09-13
- SolutionBase: Build a simple Web site with Apache 2.2.4
- If you're inthe market for a new Web server, it's very easy to createa simple Apache site on either Windows or Linux. Scott Lowe shows how easy it is to create a simple Apache site on Windows or Linux.With the release of the 2.2 branch of the Apache Web server,the...
- Technical articles 2007-09-11
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- SolutionBase: Make the move from IIS to Apache 2.2.x
- Why make a jump from a perfectly good Web server to Apache? Scott Lowe investigates.Ever since Netcraft has startedtracking statistics regarding Web server usage, IIS has never beat Apache whenit comes to the number of sites using the two servers. In general, the gapbetween IIS and Apache has been anything...
- Technical articles 2007-09-17
- Setting up a simple Web site with Apache 2.2
- With the release of Apache 2.2, the Apache group hasimproved upon an already outstanding service. If you're in the market for a newweb server, or are interested in putting Apache 2.2 through its paces, it'svery easy to create a simple Apache site on either Windows or Linux. Here's howit worksLinuxThe...
- Technical articles 2006-04-12
- Various Apache 2.x vulnerabilities require admins' attention
- Apache 2.x servers are vulnerable to several threats and should be updated to the latest version. Some of the flaws reside in the Apache software itself, and one flaw exists in the ModSecurity 1.7.4 intrusion detection software. Yet another vulnerability, which can give an attacker access to authentication credentials, is...
- Technical articles 2004-04-05
- Apache requires manual restart before recognizing PHP
- I thought I had this figured out but low and behold, the server gets a reboot and when it comes back up Apache is again trying to send .php to the browser as a download file rather than processing too html on the server side.Currently, the server recognizes the php...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-08
- Lock IT Down: Apache flaw leaves server wide open
- Close the door to a security hole in older versions of ApacheA serious flaw in the popular Apache Web server can lead to loss of data, crashed servers, and the revelation of confidential data, according to a vulnerability note published by Apache.org.The problem is apparently found only in the new...
- Technical articles 2002-09-03
- Serious vulnerability discovered in Apache chunk handling
- Apache admins need to be aware of a dangerous flaw in the Windows and 64-bit UNIX versions of Apache. The vulnerability has led to some friction between Apache and the security company ISS, which released a patch that Apache says is incomplete.With all the attention paid to Microsoft problems, those...
- Technical articles 2002-07-01
- Web site flexibility with security: PostgreSQL, Apache, PHP, and SSL
- Don't let the idea of creating a dynamic, database-driven, secure Web site bring you down. Scott Lowe provides the panacea. Learn to create such a Web site with PostgreSQL, Apache, PHP, and SSL.The dynamic, database-driven, secure Web site… It’s a lot to ask for and can cost a lot of...
- Technical articles 2002-02-14
- Configuring Apache with Mohawk
- You run a farm of Web servers that are all critical to your company. You use Apache because, well, it makes sense. You also need to configure Apache quickly. Is Chilliware's Mohawk the tool for you? Read on, as Vincent Danen helps you to decide.In this Daily Drill Down, I’ll...
- Technical articles 2001-04-11
- SolutionBase: 10 tips for securing Apache
- Even with Apache's focus on producing a secureproduct, the Web server can still be vulnerable to any number of attacks if youfail to take some security precautions as you build your server. In this article, Scott Lowe provides you with 10 tips that willhelp you keep your Apache Web server...
- Technical articles 2007-09-18
- Apache: The engine that powers the Web
- Beyond Linux, the most famous and widely used piece of open source software is the Apache Web server. Once by far the most dominant Web server software on the Internet, Apache still powers about half of the Web sites you'll run into. One of Apache's key benefits...
- Download resources 2007-08-15
- SolutionBase: Build a simple Web site with Apache 2.2.4
- A few observations.[b]Enabled mod_autoindex --disable-autoindex[/b]This actually should be disabled for security, with it enabled if you don't have a default web page in any folder the contents are displayed in a list. Unless you need to allow an ftp type listing of files for downloading, it is not a good...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-10
- OpenWeb 3.0.2 (Mac)
- The all-new OpenWeb 3.0 product will have you running a suite of fully configured web applications (including a secure shopping cart, wiki, forums, etc.) in record time with absolutely zero installation. The OpenWeb product is now a stand-alone application based on Apache 2 configured with SSL, PHP5, MySQL, mod_perl, mod_jk...
- Software downloads 2005-11-08
- Repos Server 2 (Windows)
- Repos Server contains everything you need to set up a Subversion repository on HTTP, with SSL and user administration. The installer makes it simple to configure the Apache web server, Subversion repository and SSL certificate. Everything is open source. A repository interface for web browsers is included. Version 2 contains...
- Software downloads 2007-11-01
- Apache Security issue
- Hi all,I have recently installed wordpress using the web developer server suite for windows. Media-wiki is working well but wordpress is havig issues. When I use the URL http://locahost/wordpress on the server I can get access to the site. If I use http://servername/wordpress I cannot get access to the site....
- Discussion threads 2007-11-13
- SolutionBase: 10 tips for securing Apache
- (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80Hi All,I have installed Apache 2.2.4 on my Linux machine, Fedora 2.6.18. I have enabled ssl while configuring. Now, when I am trying to start the server its giving me the error - (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not...
- Discussion threads 2007-09-18
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