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# ServerAdmin: Your Address, WHERE Problems with the Server Should Be
# e-mailed. This Address Appears ON Some Server-Generated Pages, Such
# as error documents. E.G. Admin@your-domain.com
# ServerAdmin: Your address, you can send you email when you fail. This address appears on the page generated by the server, such as a failed document. For example: admin@your-domain.com
ServerAdmin Webmaster@moers.com
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# ServerName Gives The name and port what the server buy odentify itself.
# This can offen be determined Automatic or But We Recommend you specify
# IT Explicitly to Prevent Problems During Startup.
#Servernaem defines the Server name and port number to indicate your identity. It can usually be automatically defined, it is recommended to explicitly define it, avoid startup
# I i ly for your host, server-generate
# Redirections Will Not Work. See Also The UseCanonicalName Directive.
# If you do not correctly define the host's DNS, the redirection generated by the server will not work, and refer to the UsecanonicalName instruction.
# I i i i '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' ''.
# You will have to access it by its address anyway, and this will make
# Redirections Work in a Sensible Way.
# If you don't register your DNS name, enter the IP address here.
You can use the IP address in any case, which is also used to redirect becomes sensitive.
Servername www.moers.com:80
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# Usecanonicalname: Determines How apache constructs self-referencing
# Urls and the server_name and server_port variables.
#Hen set "OFF", Apache Will Use the Hostname and Port Suppl
# by the client .when set "on", apache will use the value of the
# ServerName Directive.
# Usecanonicalname: Decide how apaceh builds a custom reference URL, and Server_Name and Server_Port variables
When set to OFF, Apache will use the domain name and port given by the client. When set to ON, Apache will use the ServerName instruction.
Usecanonicalname OFF
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# 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 locations.
#Documentroot: The server document placement directory. In the default case, all requests start from here, except for marks and alias, it will refer to it.
DocumentRoot "C: / Program Files / Apache Group / Apache2 / HTDOCS"
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# 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).
# Each directory available to Apache can be configured to allow or prohibit which services and features (including their subdirectory)
# First, we configure the "default" to be a very restrictive set of
# Features.
# First, we define a very stringent configuration of a default
Options Followsymlinks
ALLOWOVERRIDE NONE
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# 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.
# Note that from this point, you must license some special features, so if some features have not been as you wish, make sure you have this feature in the following.
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# This kind be changing to whatver you set documentroot to.
# This will change your settings to DocumentRoot
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# Possible Values for the Options Directive Are "None", "all",
# combination of:
Possible values are NONE, ALL, or any combination
# 中d es inclus Followsymlinks Symlinksifownermatch Execcgi MultiViews
# 索 包括 包括 包括 包括 s e s s mk
# Note That "MultiViews" Must Be named * explicitly * --- "Options all"
# doesn't give it to you.
# Note MultiViews is explicitly Options all,
# The Options Directive Is Both Complicated and Important. Please see # http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/core.html#options
# for more information.
# Option instructions are both complex and important, see http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/core.html#options to learn more
Options Indexes FollowSymlinks
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# Allowoverride Controls What Directives May Be Placed In .htaccess Files.
# It can be "all", "none", or any combination of the keywords:
# Options fileInfo authconfig limited
#Allowoverride controls what instructions can be added to .htaccess, you can be all, none, or combination keyword
ALLOWOVERRIDE NONE
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# Controls Who Can Get Stuff from this Server.
# 控制 控制 可以 此 此
ORDER ALOW, DENY
ALLOW FROM ALL
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# Userdir: The name of the directory That Is Abted ONTO A User's Home
# Directory if A ~ User Request Is Received. Be Especially Careful To Use
# prot, forward slashes here. on Windows NT, "Personal / My Website"
# is a more appropriate kice.
# Userdir: The name of the user's HOME, when receiving the request to ~ User's request.
Please use "/" correctly. On Winnt, "Personal / My Website" is a better choice
Userdir "My Documents / My Website"
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# Control Access To UserDir Directories. The Following IS An Example
# for a site where these directories are restricted to read-only.
# Control the userdir directory, the following is an example, this directory is read-only
# YourRect The Path for the root to match your system's configured
# User Directory Location, E.g. "C: / WinNT / Profiles / * / My Documents / My Website"
# or for whichever, as approprise.
# You must correct the root directory, match the system settings, such as the user directory is C: / Winnt / Profiles / * / my documents / my website or other suitable
#
# Allowoverride fileinfo authconfig limited
# Options MultiViews Indexes Symlinksifownermatch IncludeSnoexec #
# Order allow, deny
# Allow from all
#
#
# Order deny, allow
