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Does anyone know what this Apache HTTPD rule is?
A more useful reference would be alongside the one you quoted, at https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewriterule
RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ $1 [R=permanant]
There's an error in this ...
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Not working `<Location/>` tag in Apache Virtual host
There were two problems in my configuration:
As @sotirov mentioned, <Location> tags are processed by order of presence - correct order should be: restrict all access to certain IP addresses and ...
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Identifying Linux distribution from screenshot
Does anybody know what distro this might be running?
You can try these commands until one gives you a meaningful answer:
cat /etc/debian_version
cat /etc/fedora-release
cat /etc/redhat-release
cat ...
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Missing files after apache
The mv command you ran acted on *, apparently in your home directory; it moved all your files to /var/www/html. Take a look at that:
ls -l /var/www/html
That should show you all your files, and you ...
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Ubuntu 18.04 ETS - Update Apache to 2.4.58
End of life for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS is June 2023. The extended support (ESM) for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS is April 2028. You can see the releases end of life(s) on wiki.ubuntu.com page. Maybe see if this program ...
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Not working `<Location/>` tag in Apache Virtual host
Wrong order of Location sections
According to the official Apache 2.4 Documentation, <Location> sections are processed in the order they appear in the configuration file, after the <Directory&...
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Why is my web server serving HTTPS content on port 80?
Run this and inspect the output:
for f in $(grep -l -e SSLDirective -e :80 /etc/httpd/conf.d/*.conf)
do
printf '\n== %s ==\n' "$f"
grep -hE 'SSLCertificate|SSLDirective|VirtualHost|...
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Is it possible to get a higher memory buff/cache usage after writing a lot of data to the disk?
I expect Linux to temporarily keep in memory what has been written to the disk, in the case it need to be read again later.
That’s correct, and that’s what you’re seeing here. It’s common for data ...
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Systemd: creating a service unit to run httpd for unprivileged user
Taken From: Understanding Systemd Units and Unit Files:
forking: This service type is used when the service forks a child process, exiting the parent process almost immediately. This tells systemd ...
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Reverse proxy with forward target
ProxyPass is the wrong option to create a redirect. You do not want to proxy someone who visits / to the backend, but you want to redirect them to another path on the proxy.
For that, you could use a ...
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Why is the group permissions rwx for folder but read for newly created files within it?
SETGID bit -- set-group-ID bit -- as the name says keeps the group id, not permissions. Change the apache umask to have proper permissions.
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Webserver to forward and decrypts HTTPS to HTTP
There’s a whole bunch of tools dedicated to this. What you are describing is a HTTP gateway otherwise known as a reverse proxy.
Firstly, if all you want is to offload TLS decryption, then it doesn’t ...
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Webserver to forward and decrypts HTTPS to HTTP
What you are asking for is for the https webserver to act as a proxy to the back-end system. In the apache config, you will need is something similar to this in the proxy server's configuration:
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Does anyone know what this Apache HTTPD rule is?
In addition to Chris's answer, a full explanation of the following regular expression ^(.*)/$ $1:
^ is identified as the beginning of the string.
() used to create a capture group
(.*) This means ...
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Apache2 is not starting in Pop OS
The AH00072 messages tell us that another program has already allocated port 80, possibly a previous attempt to start a web server.
You can find which process with sudo lsof -itcp:80.
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"Error in network definition: expected mapping (check indentation)" Syntax error in Netplan, I am trying to set up a static IP for my LAMP stack
The addresses, routes and nameservers elements should be properties of the eno1 interface, not of ethernets in general... because they should all be associated with a particular interface. So they and ...
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Why did Red Hat relocate Apache to /usr/sbin
Your colleague seems not to have used any modern Linux in a long time.
The Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard assigns the following directories:
/bin Essential command binaries for all users
/sbin ...
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Install apache, php and mysql on Ubuntu 22.04 toolbox
You are in toolbox (a container) which doesn't have its own networking stack. Since toolbox runs in host networking mode, it should inherit whatever firewall rules you set outside toolbox.
Have you ...
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Ubuntu 18.04 ETS - Update Apache to 2.4.58
No. If there's no updated Apache release from Ubuntu, then there's no updated Apache release.
If your security team is worth their money, they can go and take Ubuntu 18.04's apache packaging and apply ...
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Ubuntu Apache2 Basic Authentication Issue
It seems to me that you've got three major issues:
You have put the htaccess configuration statements in the Virtual Host managing port 80 rather than the one managing port 443
You have put your SSL ...
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How am I not calling /index.cgi?
/tmp/cjsh.name.error is never being created
This has very little really to do with Apache but everything to do with the way it's started, which I'm going to guess is with systemd. Take a look at the ...
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How to generate index.html for each directory under /var/www/html
As @Ipor Sircer suggested, you can use FancyIndexing like you did in your updated configuration:
<Directory "/var/www/html">
Options +Indexes +FollowSymLinks
IndexOptions +...
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Apache refuses to start claiming a wrong PID
In older Apache servers, there was a bug
stale apache PID files can prevent process from starting #3553
Check under /var/run if there is such a PID file and delete it.
And upgrade your Apache.
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php_value settings in .htaccess
You are probably running PHP as FastCGI Process Manager (PHP). You can use php_value in .htaccess only when PHP is running as an Apache module. When using php-fpm, you can use .user.ini as an ...
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Apache Server: HTTP/2 issues
You've hit a bug in the http2 module for Apache. I reported it 2023-11-22 and it was fixed the day after, see Broken date in case of h2c w/ curl --http2 · Issue #272 · icing/mod_h2
According to the ...
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Basic authentication Apache don't work
Someone I respect once gave me this incredibly insightful advice on debugging .htaccess issues:
Before you try anything else, add the following line at the top of your .htaccess file:
CopaCabanaDrama ...
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