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httpd is a typical process name of a web server.

httpd (for Hyper Text Transport Protocol Daemon) is a typical name of the web server process.

Apache is the most popular web server that runs using this process name. It is also the name given to the new default server for OpenBSD 5.7 and on.

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Installed apache server , can't connect from outside (using CentOS in WMware )

I installed Apache in CentOS 5.5, after searching the web for tips on configuration I did the following to enable connecting the HTTP server from outside: In /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf I changed the Listen value to 0.0.0.8011 I checked netstat –anp…
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`svn checkout` on the SVN server causes the repo to break with a 301 error

We have an nginx server which proxies to a standard set-up of Apache+SVN. The nginx set-up is a very simple proxy: server { server_name svn.ourdomain.tld; location / { proxy_pass http://localhost:8080; } } Apache is set-up as…
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Hosts file entries for multiple domains on VPS?

mydomain is the main domain (in Plesk, Media Temple MT VPS), and under that are several Wordpress sites, like mysite1.com, mysite2.com, etc. Problem is that I get lots of these errors in httpd's error_log: [error] [client 127.0.0.1] script…
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Memory leak issue in Centos5

I recently just bought a dedicated server as an upgrade for a small community site from the shared hosting we have had for the last 3 years. I had installed httpd, php and mysql (the usuals for a webserver). I configured httpd for a few virtual…
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Difference between mod_authn_ldap and mod_authz_ldap

What is the difference between the mod_authnz_ldap and mod_authz_ldap loadable modules for the Apache web server?
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What can cause Apache HTTPD to use 100% CPU indefinitely

An application running a lightly loaded Apache HTTPD 2.0 has occasionally had problems where one (or more?) of the Apache processes took 100% CPU. We currently run HTTPD 2.2, I we may have seen this with 2.2 as well. I'm not certain. In some…
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Why does rhel/centos store apache conf files the way it does?

I've started administering a clutch of CentOS based webservers in a new job, and after a couple of years of using debian based linux servers, I've got fairly comfortable with the apache file structure along the lines of below: /etc/apache2 …
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systemctl restart httpd Failed to start The Apache HTTP Server httpd pid already running

Forgive the cross post from Stack Overflow but I realized this was probably the better location to ask. I recently rebuilt my server on AWS, upgrading from Amazon Linux to Amazon Linux 2, which like Linux 1 appears to be a fork of CentOS, now CentOS…
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How to make mod_remoteip and mod_evasive work together

I have several Cento7 machines running Apache 2.4. They are behind a load balancer. The load balancer pass X-Forwarded-For header with client IP. In order to have mod_evasive to use the real client IP, I enabled mod_remoteip. Here is my config for…
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I have a rewrite in an apache httpd conf file, that breaks certbot. Is there a way to change it so that it doesn't?

I have a subdomain set up in Apache httpd, that is front-ending for a Tomcat server, with the httpd server secured by Let's Encrypt. If I have the following rewrite active in the conf file, then certbot fails. RewriteEngine on RewriteCond…
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Apache vhost privilege separation using SELinux contexts on CentOS8

I've got a server that will have several applications on it, one of which is proprietary code, and another with the ability to examine files on the server due to the nature of our needs. This will not do. I'm trying to achieve per-vhost privilege…
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OpenSSL error when compiling Apache HTTPD - undefined reference to `SSL_in_init'

We run Apache HTTPD as a production load balancer using mod_ssl with OpenSSL. I'm trying to recompile Apache HTTPD on the latest version (2.4.41) and am encountering the following error when running make. I'll include the error, but if more of the…
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High CPU usage by apache/httpd for light load, 'perf record' points at vmware/hardware

Running Apache 2.4 on RHEL7 kernel 3.10.0-1062, 4 CPU VMWare instance, doing very basic reverse proxying to WebLogic backend using WebLogic proxy plugin. Server is only pushing around 1 MByte/sec with a couple hundred users, listening for SSL and…
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How to see default values of Apache directives?

I have switched Apache from preform mpm to event mpm. Now Apache is not running out of memory but when I check htop I see that there are around 300 httpd processes. I know that they are dependent on ThreadsPerChild and ServerLimit directives but…
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Failed to start Apache Server after configuring Client Authentication

CentOS 7 | Apache 2.4.6 I have built a private Certificate Authority (CA) and two certificates (one for the server and one for a client). Then, I configured the Apache to use the certificate X.509 in order to answer HTTPS connections, and…
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