CentOS

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CentOS - Apache configuration #2

Continuing from the first CentOS Apache configuration article, we now look at some of the other settings in the main httpd.conf file and what they can do.

Concentrating on efficiency and security, this will end our httpd.conf journey (for now).

Configuring your CentOS Slice is a breeze with these easy to follow articles

The CentOS tutorials take you from a 'barebones' Slice to a secure, up to date and steamingly quick server in very little time.

CentOS Setup:

CentOS setup - page 1: Your CentOS Slice will be a bare-bones install. We need to connect via SSH and secure it as soon as possible.

CentOS setup - page 2: Now we have configured the Slice to be more secure with SSH keys and a basic iptables firewall, we can carry on and update the Slice, ready for the rest of the server install.


CentOS and Apache:

Apache and PHP install: Installing Apache 2.2 and PHP 5.1 on a CentOS Slice is simple using 'yum'. Let's go ahead and install the basics.


Apache Configuration #1: Let's look at the main CentOS httpd.conf file and see what the settings mean and what effect they have.

Apache Configuration #2: Continuing from the first configuration article, this one looks at some further settings in the main httpd.conf file..

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