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🦑 WEB service: APACHE-lastest config-usage... :
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1) It is mainly used for file WEB sharing and front-end browsing of some applications (CVSWEB GNATSWEB PHPMYADMIN, etc.). Apache, 1.3 is still used here, because many applications, such as PHP running on 2.0, are not complete.

Installation: http://httpd.apache.org Download the latest version:

2) Compile options: This allows all modules to be dynamically loaded through the configuration file, which is convenient for adding and removing other application modules later: ./configure --prefix = / home / apache --enable-shared = max --enable-module = most More installation instructions can refer to: APACHE installation notes

🦑 Document sharing tips:

1) For the sharing of documents, the autoindex module is very useful, let APACHE automatically index the directory by default Sort by file / directory name, and more than 40 characters of the file name are truncated. In order to display the complete file name, and like the Explorer, the directory is ranked first, and the file is ranked behind:

2)in the module settings :


#Add NameWidth option, and the file name length is * (Automatically adapted #should
be the longest file name in the current directory)
#Add FoldersFirst option, let the directory be listed in front (similar to Explorer)
#Added ScanHTMLTitles for HTML files TITLE do
the description of file #, and set the description length to * (the longest adaptive)
IndexOptions FancyIndexing + NameWidth = *
FoldersFirst S canHTMLTitles + DescriptionWidth = *

3) If it is CGI development, how to enable users to publish CGI programs in their own directory, such as: http://192.168.0.200/~chedong/cgi-bin/my_cgi: In the module settings, add a regular expression: ScriptAliasMatch ~ ([az] +) / cgi-bin /(.*) / home / $ 1 / cgi-bin / $ 2

means match ~ user_name / cgi-bin / cgi_name is automatically mapped to / home / user_name / cgi-bin / cgi- script name

version control: CVS

CVS default on almost all servers installed, as long as you can initialize the following steps:

in / etc / profile Lane:

master CVS repository resides settings:


Export CVSROOT = / Home / cvsroot

4) in other Settings in the development server:


export CVSROOT =: ext: $USER@192.168.0.200: / home / cvsroot
export CVS_RSH = ssh

and then initialize cvs init on the main server:

5) For the settings of CVSWEB, repeat the content of CVSWEB in the following CVS common command manual :

Download of CVSWEB: CVSWEB has evolved from the original version to a lot of richer functional interface versions. This is personally convenient to install and set up: http://www.spaghetti-code.de/software/linux/cvsweb/

6) Download Unpacking:


tar zxf cvsw eb.tgz

7) You can also customize the description information in the header of the conf. You can modify $ long_intro to the text you need. The first thing that CVS can put into the library is the installation documentation of the above system. For more extended applications of CVS, please refer to the CVSTRAC section of the CVS common command manual. Resource sharing between multiple services Generally can be resolved through links, for example: I want anonymous ftp shared content (such as in the / var / ftp / pub directory) can be published by WEB, ln -s / var / ftp / pub / home / apache / htdocs / pub

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　　I hope that the documents in / usr / share / doc can be browsed through the WEB:


　　ln -s / usr / share / doc / home / apache / htdocs / doc

　　I hope that the content published by the WEB can also be accessed through the Windows network neighbors: suppose / home / share is the read-only share path published by samba.


　　ln -s / home / apache / htdocs / home / share

　　service starts automatically:

　　services already installed on the system can generally be configured to automatically start through the setup service configuration. Otherwise, it is located at / Add some startup scripts in etc / rc.local.


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