Apache server Tricks

[Amma-Watson]

Hi all,

I have some tips about the Apache server that how to make apache listening on a specific port, how to limit http requests and many quarries;
# You can modify the httpd.conf inside the Listen option, such as:
Listen 8000
But If you want to specify the listen port and listen address, you can use:
Listen 192.170.2.1:80
Listen 192.170.2.5:8000
This makes apache also listening on port 80 on 192.170.2.1 and 192.170.2.5 port 8000
Of course, can also be inside httpd.conf settings:
Port 80
You need to go to inside the httpd.conf settings:
LimitRequestBody n
n is an integer.
cgi scripts in general to form inside the main body of the message content as submitted to the servers treatment so now the size of the message body when using the cgi useful such as the use cgi to upload files, if there are settings:

LimitRequestBody 102400

Then upload more than 100k will get an error.

[Itronix]

I will give u the tips that how to make Apache domain authentication on the client:

# Inside in the httpd.conf settings:
# HostnameLookups on | off | double

If you are using on, then only to conduct a counter-investigation, if using double, then the post-anti-investigation should be second positive resolution, only two results with each other in line because as the off is the non-domain authentication. If the sake of safety, recommend the use of double; order to speed up access speed, we recommend the use of off

[SpearMan]

I have some tips about apache that how do I set the session in the apache Duration. The apache1.2 version of the above, you can set up inside the httpd.conf:

KeepAlive on

KeepAlive Timeout 15

This would limit each session to maintain the session time is the use of 15 seconds can make a lot of requests to pass through the same tcp connection to send, save the network resources and system resources. Check and reply.

[XDRoX]

I will give you a suggestion for apache that how to make apache to only listen on specific ip. For this, you need to modify the httpd.conf, in which the use of

BindAddress 192.168.0.1

This will make apache listen only to the outside of the 192.168.0.1 If you use the http request:

BindAddress *

Apache listen on the show all network interfaces on the http request.Of course, a firewall can also be achieved. Try and reply.