HTTPSERVER configuration item description

The configuration item of this document describes how to make a detailed explanation, and the meaning of each item is referred to IBM's Redbook.

ServerName F681-B Httpsever's name, no modification

## httpd.conf - Apache Http Server Configuration FILE

##

# This is the main server configuration file. See url http://www.apache.org/

# for instructions.

# Do not simply read the instructions in here without understanding

# What the do, if you are unsure consult the online docs. You have been

# Warned.

# Originally by Rob McCool

# These Two Directives Are Used to Combine The Three Config Files Into One.

# The Three Config Files Are A Legacy Setup and Are Not NEEDED.

Accessconfig / dev / null

ResourceConfig / dev / null

# ServerRoot: The Directory The Server's Config, Error, And Log Files

# are key key.

# Note! If you intend to Place this ON A NFS (or OtherWise Network)

# MOUNTED FileSystem The Read The LockFile Documentation,

# You will save yourself.

ServerRoot / Opt / IBMHTTPSERVER HTTPSERVER The path to the service installed, no need to modify

# Dynamic Shang Object (DSO) Support

#

# To beable to use the functionality of a module Which Was Built as a dso you

# Have to Place Corresponding `loadmodule 'Lines at this location sol

# DIRECTIVES Contained IN IT Are Actually Available_before_ They is used.

# Please read the file readme.dso in The Apache 1.3 Distribution for more

# Details About The DSO Mechanism and Run `httpd -l 'for the list of already

# Built-in (staticly linked and thus always available) modules in your httpd

# binary.

#

# EXample:

# LoadingModule Foo_Module Libexec / Mod_foo.so

LoadModule ENV_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_ENV.SO

LoadModule config_log_module libexec / mod_log_config.so

#LOADMODULE MIME_MAGIC_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_MIME_MAGIC.SOSOSOSO

LOADMODULE MIME_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_MIME.SOLOADMODULE Negotiation_Module Libexec / MOD_NEGOTIATION.SO

#LoadModule Status_Module Libexec / Mod_Status.so

LOADMODULE INCLUDES_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_INCLUDE.SO

LoadModule AutoIndex_Module Libexec / MOD_AUTOINDEX.SO

LoadModule Dir_Module Libexec / MOD_DIR.SO

LoadModule CGI_Module Libexec / MOD_CGI.SO

LoadModule Asis_Module Libexec / MOD_ASIS.SO

LoadModule IMAP_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_IMAP.SO

LoadModule Action_Module Libexec / MOD_A / AACTIONS.SO

#LoadModule Speling_Module Libexec / MOD_SPELING.SO

#LoadModule Proxy_Module Libexec / LibProxy.so

LoadModule Userdir_Module Libexec / Mod_UserDir.so

LoadModule Alias_Module Libexec / Mod_Alias.so

LoadModule Rewrite_Module Libexec / MOD_rewrite.so

LoadModule Access_Module Libexec / MOD_ACCESS.SO

LoadModule Auth_Module Libexec / MOD_AUTH.SO

#LoadModule Anon_AUTH_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_AUTH_ANON.SOSO

LOADMODULE DBM_AUTH_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_AUTH_DBM.SO

#LOADMODULE CERN_META_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_CERN_META.SO

#LoadModule Expires_Module Libexec / Mod_expires.so

#LoadModule Headers_Module Libexec / MOD_HEADERS.SO

#LoadModule Usertrack_Module Libexec / Mod_USERTRACK.SO

LOADMODULE UNIQUE_ID_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_UNIQUE_ID.SO

LoadModule SetENVIF_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_SETENVIF.SOSO

#LOADMODULE VHOST_ALIAS_MODULE LIBEXEC / MOD_VHOST_ALIAS.so

# Reconstruction of the Complete Module List from All Available Modules

# (Static and shared ones) to Achieve Correct Module Execution ORDER.

# [WHENEVER You Change The LoadModule Section Above Update this, TOO]

ClearModuleList

AddModule MOD_SO.C

AddModule MOD_ENV.C

AddModule MOD_LOG_CONFIG.C

#Addmodule mod_mime_magic.c

AddModule MOD_MIME.CADDMODULE MOD_NEGOTITION.C

#AddModule MOD_STATUS.C

AddModule MOD_INCLUDE.C

AddModule MOD_AUTOINDEX.C

AddModule MOD_DIR.C

AddModule MOD_CGI.C

AddModule MOD_ASIS.C

Addmodule MOD_IMAP.C

AddModule MOD_ACTIONS.C

#Addmodule mod_speling.c

#Addmodule mod_proxy.c

AddModule MOD_USERDIR.C

AddModule MOD_ALIAS.C

AddModule MOD_REWRITE.C

AddModule MOD_ACCESS.C

AddModule MOD_AUTH.C

#Addmodule mod_auth_anon.c

AddModule MOD_AUTH_DBM.C

#Addmodule mod_cern_meta.c

#AddModule MOD_EXPIRES.C

#AddModule MOD_HEADERS.C

#AddModule MOD_USERTRACK.C

AddModule MOD_UNIQUE_ID.C

AddModule MOD_SETENVIF.C

#Addmodule mod_vhost_alias.c

# Servertype is eachher inetd, or standalone.

Servertype Standalone

# If you are running from inetd, Go to "serveradmin".

# Port: The port the standardalone listens to. For ports <1023, you will

# Need httpd to be run as root initially.

Port 80

# Listen: The Listen Directive Is Required Only IF The Server

# Will Be listening on More Than 1 port.

#Listen 80

Listen 80

Listen 81 [jhhong3] increases the port of the diagnosis, if you need a new HTTP port to increase here

Listen 88 [jhong4]

# Hostnamelookups: log the names of clients or just their ip number

# E.g. www.apache.org (ON) OR 204.62.129.132 (OFF)

# The default is off because it'd be Overall Better for the net if mind

# Had to knowingly Turn this feature on.

Hostnamelookups off

# If you wish httpd to run as a different user or group, you must run

# httpd as root initially and it will switch.

# User / group: The name (or #Number) of the user / group to run httpd as.

# On Sco (ODT 3) User Nouser and Group Nogroup

# Hpux you may not be aable to use shared memory as no.com

# Suggested Workaround Is To create a user www and use trat. # Note That Some Kernels Refuse to setgid (group) Or SemctL (IPC_SET)

#Hen the value of (unsigned) Group is Above 60000;

# Don't use group # -1 on these systems!

User Nobody

Group nobody

# ServerAdmin: Your Address, WHERE Problems with the Server Should Be

# e-mailed.

ServerAdmin you@your.address

# Bindaddress: you can support Virtual Hosts with this option. This Option

# is used to tell the Server Which ip address to listen to. it can Either

# Contain "*", an ip address, or a fully qualified internet domain name.

# See Also The VirtualHost Directive.

#Bindaddress *

#: T er er i. If this does not start

# with /, serverroot is prepended to it.

ErrorLog / Opt / IBMHTPSERVER / LOGS / ERROR_LOG [jhong5] Set the path to the error log

# Loglevel: Control the number of messages logged to the error_log.

# Possible Values ​​include: Debug, Info, Notice, Warn, Error, CRIT,

# alert, Emerg.

Loglevel Warn [Jhhong6] Set the level of the log

# The Following Directives Define Some Format Nicknames for USE with

# a Customlog Directive (See Below).

Logformat "% H% L% U% T /"% R / "%> S% b /"% {referer} I / "/"% {user-agent} I / "" Combined [jhong7] set log format

Logformat "% H% L% u% T /"% r / "%> s% B" CommON

Logformat "% {referer} i ->% u" Referer

Logformat "% {User-agent} i" Agent

# The location of the access logfile (Common logfile format).

# I i @@ Not Start with /, ServerRoot Is Prepended to IT.

Customlog / OPT / IBMHTTPSERVER / LOGS / Access_log Common [jhong8]

Set up the usual log record

# Imp You Would Like To Have An Agent and Referer Logfile Uncomment THE

# FOLLOWING DIRECTIVES.

#Customlog / opt / ibmhttpserver / logs / referer_log referer # Customlog / Opt / IBMHTTPSERVER / LOGS / AGENT_LOG AGENT

# Ration prefer a single logfile with access, agent and referer information

# (Combined logfile format) You can use the Following Directive.

#CustomLog / Opt / IBMHTTPSERVER / LOGS / Access_Log Combined

# PIDFILE: The File The Server Should Log ITS Pid To

Pidfile /opt/ibmhtpserver/logs/httpd.pid

# ScoreboardFile: File Used to Store Internal Server Process Information.

# NOT All Architectures Require this. But if yours does (You'll Know Because

# this file is created when run apache) Then You * Must * Ensure That

# No Two Invocations of Apache Share The Same Scoreboard File.

ScoreboardFile /opt/ibmhtpserver/logs/httpd.scoreboard

# The Lockfile Directive Sets The path to the lockfile used when Apache

# is compiled with either us_fcntl_serialized_accept OR

# Ue_flock_serialized_accept. This Directive Should Normal BE Left AT

# ITS Default Value. The Main Reason for Changing It Is if The logs

# Directory IS NFS MOUNTED, SINECE The Lockfile Must Be Stored On A Local

# Disk. The Pid of the Main Server Process is Automatic Or Appended To

# The filename.

#

#Lockfile /opt/ibmhttpserver/logs/httpd.lock

# Servername Allows you to set a host name for which is Sent Back to Clients for

# Your Server if it's Different Than The Program Would Get (I.E. USE

# "WWW" Instead of the Host's Real Name).

#

# Note: You Cannot Just Invent Host Names and Hope They Work. The name you

# Define Here Must Be a Valid DNS Name for Your Host. if you don't understand

# this, ask your network administrator.

#Servername new.host.name

ServerName www.urp.fudan.edu.cn [jhong9] Adds the domain name of the host

# UsecanonicalName: (New for 1.3) with this setting turned on, WHENEVER # apache needs to construct a self-referencing URL (a Url That Refers Back

# to the server the response is coming from IT WILL USE ServerName and

# Port to form a "canonical" name. With this setting off, apache will

# Use the hostname: Port That The Client Supplied, When Possible. this

# Also Affects Server_Name and Server_Port in CGIS.

Usecanonicalname on

# CachenegotiatedDocs: by Default, Apache Sends Pragma: No-Cache with Each

# Document That Was Negotiated on The Basis of Content. This asks proxy

# Servers not to cache the document. uncomforting the folloading line disables

# this behavior, and proxies will be allowed to cache the docuuments.

#Cachenegotiatedddocs

# Timeout: The Number of Seconds Before Receives and Sends Time Out

TIMEOUT 300

# KeePalive: WHETHER or NOT To ALLOW PERSIStent Connections (More Than

# One request per connection). set to "off" to deactivate.

Keepalive ON

# MaxkeepaliveRequests: The maximum number of requests to allow

# DURING a Persistent Connection. set to 0 to allow an unlimited amount.

# We Reccomend You Leave this Number High, for maximum Performance.

MaxkeepaliveRequests 100

# KeePaliveTimeout: Number of Seconds To Wait for the Next Request

KeepaliveTimeout 15

# Server-pool size regulation. Rather Than Making You Guess How Many

# Server processes you need, apache dynamically adapts to the loading

# Sees --- That IS, IT Tries To Maintain Enough Server Processes To

# Handle The Current Load, Plus a Few Spaare Servers to Handle Transient

# loading spikes (E.G., Multiple Simultaneous Requests from A Single

# Netscape Browser.

# Ip does this by periodically checking how much

# a new spare. if There more Than MaxSpareServers, Some of the

# Spares Die Off. Thase Values ​​Are PROBABLY OK for MOST SITES -----

MinSpareServers 5

MaxSpareServers 10

# Number of Servers to Start --- Should Be a Reasonable Ballpark Figure.

StartServers 5

# Ivit on Total Number of Servers Running, I., Limit on The Number

# of clients WHO CAN SIMULTAANESLY Connect --- IF this limit is EVER

# Reached, Clients Will BE Locked Out, So It Should Not Be set TOO LOW.

# It is intended mainly as a brake to keep a runaway server from taking

# UNIX with it as it spirals down ...

MaxClients 150 // The maximum number of HTTP connections generally needs to be modified

# MaxRequestsperchild: The number of reviews each child process is

# Allowed to process before the child dies.

# The child will exit so as to avoid problems instator proLonged use by

# Apache (and maybe the libraries it uses) Leak. On Most Systems, this

# Isn't really needed, but a few (Such as Solaris) Do Have Notable Leaks

# In the libraries.

MaxRequestsperChild 10000

# Listen: allows you to bind apache to specific ip addresss and / or

# ports, in addition to the default. See Also The VirtualHost Command

#Listen 3000

#Listen 12.34.56.78:80

# Virtualhost: Allows The daemon to respond to requests for more Than One ONE

# Server Address, IF Your Server Machine Is Configured to Accept IP Packets

# for multiple addresses. this can be recognished with the ifconfig

# alias flag, or through kernel patches like vif.

# Any httpd.conf or srm.conf Directive May Go Into a VirtualHost Command.

# See Also the bindaddress entry.

# #serveradmin webmaster@host.some_domain.com

# DocumentRoot / WWW/docs/host.some_domain.com

#Servername host.some_domain.com

#Errorlog logs / host.some_domain.com-error_log

#Transferlog logs / host.some_domain.com-access_log

#

# Each Directory to Which Apache Has Access, Can Be Configured with respect

# to which services and features area allowed and / or disk in That

# Directory (AND ITS Subdirectories).

# First, we configure the "default" to be a very restrictive set of

# permissions.

Options Followsymlinks

ALLOWOVERRIDE NONE

# Note That from this Point Forward You Must Specification Allow

# particular features to be enabled - SO if Something's not working as

# You might expect, make sure that you have specification enabled it

# Below.

# This kind be changing to whatver you set documentroot to.

# This may also be "none", "all", or any combination of "indexes",

# "Includes", "FOLLOWSYMLINKS", "EXECCGI", or "multiviews".

# Note That "MultiViews" Must Be named * explicitly * --- "Options all"

# doesn't give it to you.

Options Indexes FollowSymlinks

# This controls which options the .htaccess Files in Directories CAN. IN DIRECTORIES CAN

# Override. can also be "all", or any combination of "options", "fileInfo",

# "Authconfig", and "limited"

ALLOWOVERRIDE NONE

# Controls Who Can Get Stuff from this Server.

ORDER ALOW, DENY

ALLOW FROM ALL

# / OPT / IBMHTPSERVER / CGI-BIN SHOULD BE CHANGED to WHATAL YOUR ScriptaliaSed

# CGI Directory EXISTS, IF You Have That Configured.

ALLOWOVERRIDE NONE

Options none

# Scriptalias: This Controls Which Directories Contain Server Scripts.

# Format: Scriptalias Fakename RealName

Alias ​​/ Wssamples / OPT / WebSphere / AppServer / Wssamples

Alias ​​/ IBMWebas / / / OPT / WebSphere / AppServer / Web /

Scriptalias / CGI-BIN / / OPT / IBMHTTPSERVER / CGI-BIN /

# Allow Server Status Reports, with the url of http: // Servername / Server-Status

# Change the ".your_domain.com" to match your domain to enable.

#

#SetHandler Server-Status

#Order deny, allow

# deny from all

#allow from .your_domain.com

#

# There Have Been Reports of People Trying to Abuse An Old Bug From Pre-1.1

# days. This bug involved a cgi script distributed as a part of apache.

# By uncommenting these line you can redirect the atticks to a logging

# Script on phf.apache.org. or, you can record the Script

#upport / pHf_abuse_log.cgi.

#

# deny from all

#Errordocument 403 http://phf.apache.org/phf_abuse_log.cgi

#

# You May place Any Other Directories or Locations you wish to have

# Access Information for After this One.

# With this document, you define the name space That Users See of Your Http

# Server. this file also defines Server settings Which Affect How Requests Are

# Serviced, and how results shell be formatted.

# See the tutorials at http://www.apache.org/ for

# More information.

# Originally by Rob McCool; Adapted for Apache

# DocumentRoot: The Directory Out of Which You Will Serve Your

# Documents. by Default, All Requests Are Taken from this Directory, But # symbolic links and aliases may be used to point to other location.

Documentroot / OPT / IBMHTTPSERVER / HTDOCS / En_us [jhhong10] Default HTTP service address

# Userdir: The name of the directory Which is abetid ONTO A User's Home

# DIRECTORY IF A ~ User Request Is Recieved.

Userdir public_html

# Directoryindex: Name of the file or files to use as a pre-write html

# DIRECTORY INDEX. Separate Multiple Entries with space.

DirectoryIndex Index.html [jhong11] default homepage

# FancyIndexing is WHether You Want Fancy Directory Indexing or Standard

FancyIndexing on

# Indexignore is a set of filenames which directory indexing limited ignore

# Format: Indexignore Name1 Name2 ...

Indexignore. ?? * * ~ * # HEADER * README * RCS

# AccessFileName: The Name of the File to Look for in Each DIRECTORY

# for access control information.

AccessFileName .htaccess

#

# The following lines prevent .htaccess Files from Being Viewed by

# Web clients. Since .htaccess Files Offen Contain Authorization

# Information, Access Is Dislowed for Security Reasons. Comment

# THESE LINES OUT IF You Want Web Visitors to See the Contents of

# .htaccess files. If you change the accessfilename Directive Above,

# Be Sure to make the corresponding change.

#

# Also, Folks Tend to Use names such askORD for password

# Files, So this Will Protect those as well.

#

#

# Order allow, deny

# Deny from all

#

# Defaulttype is the default mime type for Documents Which the Server

# cannot Find The Type of from FileName Extensions.

DefaultType Text / Plain

# AddEncoding Allows you to have certin browsers (Mosaic / x 2.1 ) uncompress

# Information on the fly. NOTE: NOT ALL Browsers Support this.addencoding X-Compress Z

Addencoding X-Gzip GZ

# Addilanguage Allows you to specify the language of a document. You can

# THEN USE Content Negotiation To Give A Browser A File in a Language

# it can understand. Note That the suffix does not have to be the same

# as the language keyword --- Those with documents in polish (whose

# Net-Standard Language Code Is Pl) May Wish To Use "AddLanguage Pl .po"

# t Avoid The Ambiguity with The Common Suffix for Perl Scripts.

Addilaguage en .en

AddLanguage Fr .fr

AddLanguage de .de

AddLanguage It .it

AddLanguage Ko .ko

AddLanguage Es .es

AddLanguage Ja .ja

AddLanguage EN-CN .CN

AddLanguage EN-Tw.tw

AddLanguage PT-Br.pt

# LanguagePriority Allows You to Give Precedency To Some Languages

# in case of a TIE DURING Content Negotiation.

# Just List The Languages ​​in Decreasing Order of Preference.

LanguagePriority EN

# Redirect allows you to tell clients about document for us buy to exist in

# Your Server's namespace, But do not any, this allows you to tell the

# Clients where to look for the relocated document.

# Format: Redirect Fakename URL

# Aliases: add here as many aliases as you need (with no limit). The format is

# Alias ​​fakename realname

# Note That if you include a trailing / on fakename thr

# Require it to be present in the url. so "/ icons" isn't aliased in this

# eXample.

Alias ​​/ ICONS / / / OPT / IBMHTTPSERVER / ICONS /

# If you want to use server side incduDes, or cgi outside

# ScriptaliaSed Directories, UNComment The Following Lines.

# Addtype allows you to tweak mime.types without actual editing it, or to

# Make Certain Files To Be Certain Types. # format: addtype type / subtype ext1

# For example, the php3 module (NOT Part of the apache discher)

# WILL TYPICLY USE:

#Addtype application / x-httpd-php3 .phtml

#Addtype application / x-httpd-php3-source .phps

# Addhandler Allows You To Map Certain File Extensions to "Handlers",

# actions unrelated to filetype. Thase Can Be Either Built Into the Server

# or added with the action command (see Below)

# Format: addhandler action-name extra xt1

# T us cgi scripts:

AddHandler CGI-script .cgi

# To use server-pased HTML Files

Addtype text / html .shtml

AddHndler Server-Parsed .shtml

# Uncomment the folowing line to enable apache's send-asis http file

# Feature

#Addhandler sened-as-is asis

# If you wish to use server-pased ImageMap Files, USE

#Addhandler iMap-file map

# T enable type maps, you might want to us

#Addhandler Type-Map Var

# Action Lets you define Media Types That Will Execute A Script WHENEVER

# a matching file is called. This Eliminates the need for repeate URL

# Pathnames for off-use CGI File Processors.

# Format: action Media / Type / CGI-Script / Location

# Format: Action Handler-Name / CGI-Script / Location

# Metadir: Specifies The Name of The Directory In Which Apache Can Find

# Meta Information Files. Thase Files Contain Additional Http Headers

# to incrude when sending the document

#Metadir .web

# Metasuffix: Specifies the file name suffix for the file containing the

# Meta Information.

#Metasuffix .meta

# Customizable Error Response (Apache Style)

# THESE COME IN Three Flavors

#

# 1) Plain Text

#Errordocument 500 "The Server Made a Boo Boo.

# N.b. The (") Marks it as text, it does not get output

#

# 2) Local Redirects # errordocument 404 / confesing.html

# T redirect to local url /missing.html

#Errordocument 404 /ci-bin/missing_handler.pl

# N.b. CAN redirect to a script or a document using server-side-incruDes.

#

# 3) External Redirects

#Errordocument 402 http://some.other_server.com/subscription_info.html

#

# MOD_MIME_MAGIC Allows The Server To Use Various Hints from the File Itself

# to determine its type.

#Mimemagicfile / OPT / IBMHTPSERVER / CONF / MAGIC

# Addicon Tells The Server Which icon to show for Different Files or FileName

# extensions

AddiconbyEncoding (CMP, / ICONS / Compressed.gif) X-Compress X-Gzip

AddiconByType (txt, / icons / text.gif) text / *

AddiconByType (IMG, / ICONS / Image2.gif) Image / *

AddiconByType (SND, / ICONS / SOUND2.GIF) AUDIO / *

AddiconBytype (VID, / ICONS / MOVIE.GIF) VIDEO / *

Addicon /icons/binary.gif .bin .exe

Addicon /icons/binhex.gif .hqx

Addicon /icons/tar.gif.tar

Addicon /icons/world2.gif .wrl .wrl.gz .vrml .vrm .iv.

Addicon /icons/compressed.gif.z .z .tgz .gz .zip

Addicon /icons/a.gif.ps .ai .eps

Addicon /icons/Layout.gif .html .shtml .htm .pdf

Addicon /icons/text.gif.txt

Addicon /icons/c.gif .c .c

Addicon /icons/p.gif.pl .py

Addicon /icons/f.gif .for

Addicon /icons/dvi.gif.dvi

Addicon /icons/uuencoded.gif .uu

Addicon /icons/script.gif .conf .sh .shar .csh .ksh .tcl

Addicon /icons/tex.gif .tex

Addicon /icons/bomb.gif core

Addicon /icons/back.gif ..

Addicon /icons/hand.right.gif ready

Addicon /icons/folder.gif ^^ Directory ^^

Addicon /icons/blank.gif ^^ blankicon ^^

# Defaulticon Is Which icon to show for Files Which Do Not Have An icon

# Explicitly set.

Defaulticon /icons/unknown.gif

# AddDescription allows you to place a short descriptionAfter a file in

# Server-generated indexes. # Format: addscription "description" filename

# Readmename Is The Name of The Readme File The Server Will Look for by

# default. Format: ReadMename Name

#

# The Server Will First Look for Name.html, Include Itness, And It Will

# THEN Look for name and incrude it as plaintext if found.

#

# Hadername is the name of a file which shop be prepended to

# Directory Indexes.

ReadMename Readme

Headername header

# The Following Directives Disable Keepalives and http header flushes.

# THE FIRT DIRECTIVE DISABLES IT for Netscape 2.x and Browsers Which

# Spoof it. There Are Known Problems with these.

# The Second Directive Is for Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0B2

# Which Has A Broken Http / 1.1 Implementation and Does Not Properly

# Support Keepalive When IT IS Used On 301 Or 302 (Redirect) Responses.

Browsermatch "Mozilla / 2" Nokeepalive

Browsermatch "msie 4 / .0b2;" Nokeepalive Downgrade-1.0 Force-Response-1.0

# The following directive disables http / 1.1 responses to browsers which

# are in violation of the http / 1.0 spec by not being able to grok a

# Basic 1.1 Response.

Browsermatch "RealPlayer 4 / .0" Force-Response-1.0

Browsermatch "Java / 1 / .0" Force-Response-1.0

Browsermatch "JDK / 1 / .0" Force-Response-1.0

# Page to display indeicating the administration server is not installed

ErrorDocument 404 /9Terim.htm

# CoredUmpdirectory Directory: Sets The location where the server will

# Attempt to Put a core dump. The default location is the serverroot.

#

#Coredumpdirectory / TMP

LoadModule IBM_APP_SERVER_HTTP_MODULE /OPT/Websphere/appserver/bin/mod_ibm_app_server_http.so

#WebspherePluginConfig /opt/websphere/appserver/config/cells/plugin-cfg.xml### for 10.4.20.13

WebSpherePluginfig /opt/ibmhttpserver/plugin/10.4.20.13/plugin-cfg.xml[jhhong12] Use the plugin path to modify according to the actual situation

[jhong1] HTTPSever server name, no modification

[jhhong2] HTTPSERVER installed path, no need to modify

[jhhong3] Increase the port of the diagnosis, if the new HTTP port needs to be added here

[Jhhong4] Increase the port of the diagnosis, if the new HTTP port needs to be added here

[jhhong5] Set the path to the error log

[jhhong6] set the connection of the log

[jhhong7] Set the format of the log

[Jhhong8] Sets the files for usual log records

[jhhong9] increasing the domain name of the host

[jhhong10] The address of the default HTTP service

[jhhong11] Default homepage

[jhong12] Use the plugin path to modify according to the actual situation