Commande httpd -l -L (Fédora 8)

Liste des options et paramètres de httpd accessible avec

httpd -l
[root@host ~]# httpd -l
Compiled in modules:

• core.c
• prefork.c
• http_core.c
• mod_so.c

et httpd -L
[root@host ~]# httpd -L

Container for directives affecting resources located in the specified directories
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or

Container for directives affecting resources accessed through the specified URL paths
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or

Container to map directives to a particular virtual host, takes one or more host addresses
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
Container for directives affecting files matching specified patterns
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None

Container for authentication directives when accessed using specified HTTP methods
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None

Container for authentication directives to be applied when any HTTP method other than those specified is used to access the resource
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None

Container for directives based on existance of specified modules
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None

Container for directives based on existance of command line defines
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None

Container for directives affecting resources located in the specified directories
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or

Container for directives affecting resources accessed through the specified URL paths
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or

Container for directives affecting files matching specified patterns
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
AuthType (core.c)
An HTTP authorization type (e.g., "Basic")
Allowed in *.conf only inside , or and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes AuthConfig
AuthName (core.c)
The authentication realm (e.g. "Members Only")
Allowed in *.conf only inside , or and in .htaccess
when AllowOverride includes AuthConfig
Require (core.c)
Selects which authenticated users or groups may access a protected space
Allowed in *.conf only inside , or and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes AuthConfig
Satisfy (core.c)
access policy if both allow and require used ('all' or 'any')
Allowed in *.conf only inside , or and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes AuthConfig
AddDefaultCharset (core.c)
The name of the default charset to add to any Content-Type without one or 'Off' to disable
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
AcceptPathInfo (core.c)
Set to on or off for PATH_INFO to be accepted by handlers, or default for the per-handler preference
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
AccessFileName (core.c)
Name(s) of per-directory config files (default: .htaccess)
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
DocumentRoot (core.c)
Root directory of the document tree
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ErrorDocument (core.c)
Change responses for HTTP errors
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
AllowOverride (core.c)
Controls what groups of directives can be configured by per-directory config files
Allowed in *.conf only inside , or
Options (core.c)
Set a number of attributes for a given directory
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes Options
DefaultType (core.c)
the default MIME type for untypable files
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
FileETag (core.c)
Specify components used to construct a file's ETag
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
EnableMMAP (core.c)
Controls whether memory-mapping may be used to read files
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
EnableSendfile (core.c)
Controls whether sendfile may be used to transmit files
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
Protocol (core.c)
Set the Protocol for httpd to use.
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
AcceptFilter (core.c)
Set the Accept Filter to use for a protocol
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
Port (core.c)
Port was replaced with Listen in Apache 2.0
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
HostnameLookups (core.c)
"on" to enable, "off" to disable reverse DNS lookups, or "double" to enable double-reverse DNS lookups
Allowed in *.conf anywhere
ServerAdmin (core.c)
The email address of the server administrator
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ServerName (core.c)
The hostname and port of the server
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ServerSignature (core.c)
En-/disable server signature (on|off|email)
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
ServerRoot (core.c)
Common directory of server-related files (logs, confs, etc.)
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ErrorLog (core.c)
The filename of the error log
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ServerAlias (core.c)
A name or names alternately used to access the server
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ServerPath (core.c)
The pathname the server can be reached at
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
Timeout (core.c)
Timeout duration (sec)
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ContentDigest (core.c)
whether or not to send a Content-MD5 header with each request
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes Options
UseCanonicalName (core.c)
How to work out the ServerName : Port when constructing URLs
Allowed in *.conf anywhere
UseCanonicalPhysicalPort (core.c)
Whether to use the physical Port when constructing URLs
Allowed in *.conf anywhere
Include (core.c)
Name of the config file to be included
Allowed in *.conf anywhere
LogLevel (core.c)
Level of verbosity in error logging
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
NameVirtualHost (core.c)
A numeric IP address:port, or the name of a host
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ServerTokens (core.c)
Determine tokens displayed in the Server: header - Min(imal), OS or Full
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LimitRequestLine (core.c)
Limit on maximum size of an HTTP request line
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LimitRequestFieldsize (core.c)
Limit on maximum size of an HTTP request header field
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LimitRequestFields (core.c)
Limit (0 = unlimited) on max number of header fields in a request message
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LimitRequestBody (core.c)
Limit (in bytes) on maximum size of request message body
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
LimitXMLRequestBody (core.c)
Limit (in bytes) on maximum size of an XML-based request body
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
RLimitCPU (core.c)
Soft/hard limits for max CPU usage in seconds
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
RLimitMEM (core.c)
Soft/hard limits for max memory usage per process
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
RLimitNPROC (core.c)
soft/hard limits for max number of processes per uid
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride isn't None
LimitInternalRecursion (core.c)
maximum recursion depth of internal redirects and subrequests
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ForceType (core.c)
a mime type that overrides other configured type
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
SetHandler (core.c)
a handler name that overrides any other configured handler
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
SetOutputFilter (core.c)
filter (or ; delimited list of filters) to be run on the request content
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
SetInputFilter (core.c)
filter (or ; delimited list of filters) to be run on the request body
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
AddOutputFilterByType (core.c)
output filter name followed by one or more content-types
Allowed in *.conf anywhere and in .htaccess when AllowOverride includes FileInfo
AllowEncodedSlashes (core.c)
Allow URLs containing '/' encoded as '%2F'
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
PidFile (core.c)
A file for logging the server process ID
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ScoreBoardFile (core.c)
A file for Apache to maintain runtime process management information
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LockFile (core.c)
The lockfile used when Apache needs to lock the accept() call
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
MaxRequestsPerChild (core.c)
Maximum number of requests a particular child serves before dying.
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
CoreDumpDirectory (core.c)
The location of the directory Apache changes to before dumping core
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
AcceptMutex (core.c)
Valid accept mutexes for this platform and MPM are: default, flock, fcntl, sysvsem, pthread.
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
MaxMemFree (core.c)
Maximum number of 1k blocks a particular childs allocator may hold.
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
TraceEnable (core.c)
'on' (default), 'off' or 'extended' to trace request body content
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
User (prefork.c)
Effective user id for this server
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
Group (prefork.c)
Effective group id for this server
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ListenBacklog (prefork.c)
Maximum length of the queue of pending connections, as used by listen(2)
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
Listen (prefork.c)
A port number or a numeric IP address and a port number, and an optional protocol
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
SendBufferSize (prefork.c)
Send buffer size in bytes
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ReceiveBufferSize (prefork.c)
Receive buffer size in bytes
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
StartServers (prefork.c)
Number of child processes launched at server startup
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
MinSpareServers (prefork.c)
Minimum number of idle children, to handle request spikes
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
MaxSpareServers (prefork.c)
Maximum number of idle children
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
MaxClients (prefork.c)
Maximum number of children alive at the same time
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
ServerLimit (prefork.c)
Maximum value of MaxClients for this run of Apache
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
GracefulShutdownTimeout (prefork.c)
Maximum time in seconds to wait for child processes to complete transactions during shutdown
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
KeepAliveTimeout (http_core.c)
Keep-Alive timeout duration (sec)
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
MaxKeepAliveRequests (http_core.c)
Maximum number of Keep-Alive requests per connection, or 0 for infinite
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
KeepAlive (http_core.c)
Whether persistent connections should be On or Off
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LoadModule (mod_so.c)
a module name and the name of a shared object file to load it from
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or
LoadFile (mod_so.c)
shared object file or library to load into the server at runtime
Allowed in *.conf only outside , or

Activation du serveur Apache (Fédora 8)

Deux méthodes :

1. En activant un 'service' dans l'interface graphique
2. A la ligne de commande dans un terminal

1) En activant un service
C'est une activiation comme IIS dans les modules Windows.
Avec 'Système', 'Administration', 'Services', s'ouvre la fenêtre 'Configuration du service' (ci-dessous).
Dans l'onglet 'Services d'arrière-plan', la liste donne les services que l'on peut sélectionner, démarrer et arrêter.
Vérifier dans un terminal la version du serveur Apache avec la commande 'httpd -v'.

2) En ligne de commande avec 'service httpd start | stop | status | restart
Ouvrir un terminal, 'Application', ' Outil système' 'Terminal'.
La commande httpd est dans le répertoire /etc/rc.d/init.d. Pour l'atteindre, utiliser la commande 'service'.
[root@host /]# service httpd restart
Arrêt de httpd : [ OK ]
Démarrage de httpd : [ OK ]
[root@host /]# service httpd status
httpd (pid 26717 26716 26715 26714 26713 26712 26711 26710 26708) en cours d'exécution...
[root@host /]# service httpd stop
Arrêt de httpd : [ OK ]
[root@host /]# service httpd status
httpd est arrêté
[root@host /]# service httpd restart
Arrêt de httpd : [ÉCHOUÉ] (c'est normal, il était déjà arrêté)
Démarrage de httpd : [ OK ]
[root@host /]# service httpd status
httpd (pid 26789 26788 26787 26786 26785 26784 26783 26782 26780) en cours d'exécution...
[root@host /]#

A noter que ces status au niveau des lignes de commande correspondent aux statut que l'on retrouve dans la boîte de dialogue du service httpd vue plus haut.

Avec VMWare

Installation du VMWare
- Copier sur le disque dur les applications traitées
- Installer le VWWare

Lancer les applications :
- Soit dans le répertoire considéré, cliquer sur le fichier avec l'extention .vmx
- Soit cliquer sur le VMWare player et, dans la fenêtre, cliquer sur les applications qui sont présentes.

Pour le réseau
Lors de l'installation de VMWare, deux cartes ethernet 'virtuelles" sont créées et lisibles par un 'ipconfig /all' à partir du MSDOS du poste.
Pour que le réseau fonctionne au niveau de l'espace VMWare, il faut bien coché 'Connecté' du menu 'Ethernet' dans le haut de la fenêtre. Si nécessaire, activer la la carte réseau.

Réglage des Préférence
'When exiting', sélectionner 'Power Off the virutal machine'. Donne un redémarrage de l'application concernée mais évite des blocages après plusieurs fermetures.
Sinon, on revient dans l'appli comme elle a été quittée.