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Instalacin y Configuracin de Servicios Intranet / Extranet / Internet

Anexo II

Ejemplos de ficheros de configuracin de Apache Web Server

hhtpd.conf

#

# Based upon the NCSA server configuration files originally by Rob McCool.

#

# This is the main Apache server configuration file. t contains the

# configuration directives that give the server its instructions.

# See !"R$http$%%httpd.apache.org%docs&'.(%) for detailed information about

# the directives.

#

# *o N+T simply read the instructions in here ,ithout understanding

# ,hat they do. They-re here only as hints or reminders. f you are unsure

# consult the online docs. ou have been ,arned.

#

# The configuration directives are grouped into three basic sections$# /. *irectives that control the operation of the Apache server process as a

# ,hole 0the -global environment-1.

# '. *irectives that define the parameters of the -main- or -default- server2

# ,hich responds to re3uests that aren-t handled by a virtual host.

# These directives also provide default values for the settings

# of all virtual hosts.

# 4. Settings for virtual hosts2 ,hich allo, 5eb re3uests to be sent to

# different 6 addresses or hostnames and have them handled by the

# same Apache server process.

#

# Configuration and logfile names$ f the filenames you specify for many

# of the server-s control files begin ,ith 7%7 0or 7drive$%7 for 5in4'12 the

# server ,ill use that e8plicit path. f the filenames do 9not9 begin

# ,ith 7%72 the value of ServerRoot is prepended && so 7logs%foo.log7

# ,ith ServerRoot set to 7C$%Archivos de programa%Apache :roup%Apache'7 ,ill be interpreted by the

# server as 7C$%Archivos de programa%Apache :roup%Apache'%logs%foo.log7.

#

# N+T;$ 5here filenames are specified2 you must use for,ard slashes

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# instead of bac


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#

# Timeout$ The number of seconds before receives and sends time out.

#

Timeout 4((

#

# eepAlive$ 5hether or not to allo, persistent connections 0more than

# one re3uest per connection1. Set to 7+ff7 to deactivate.

#

eepAlive +n

#

# Ma8eepAliveRe3uests$ The ma8imum number of re3uests to allo,# during a persistent connection. Set to ( to allo, an unlimited amount.

# 5e recommend you leave this number high2 for ma8imum performance.

#

Ma8eepAliveRe3uests /((

#

# eepAliveTimeout$ Number of seconds to ,ait for the ne8t re3uest from the

# same client on the same connection.

#

eepAliveTimeout /

##

## Server&6ool SiDe Regulation 0M6M specific1

##

# 5inNT M6M

# Threads6erChild$ constant number of ,or


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# Change this to isten on specific 6 addresses as sho,n belo, to

# prevent Apache from glomming onto all bound 6 addresses 0(.(.(.(1

#

#isten /'.4G.H.IJ$J(

isten J(

#

# *ynamic Shared +bKect 0*S+1 Support

#

# To be able to use the functionality of a module ,hich ,as built as a *S+ you

# have to place corresponding LoadModule- lines at this location so the

# directives contained in it are actually available @before@ they are used.

# Statically compiled modules 0those listed by Lhttpd &l-1 do not need

# to be loaded here.#

# ;8ample$

# oadModule foo@module modules%[email protected]

#

oadModule access@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule actions@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule alias@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule asis@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule auth@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule auth@anon@module modules%mod@[email protected]

#oadModule auth@dbm@module modules%mod@[email protected]

#oadModule auth@digest@module modules%mod@[email protected]

oadModule autoinde8@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule cern@meta@module modules%mod@[email protected]

oadModule cgi@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule dav@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule dav@fs@module modules%mod@[email protected]

oadModule dir@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule env@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule e8pires@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule file@cache@module modules%mod@[email protected]

#oadModule headers@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule imap@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule include@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule info@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule isapi@module modules%[email protected]

oadModule log@config@module modules%mod@[email protected]

oadModule mime@module modules%[email protected]

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#oadModule mime@magic@module modules%mod@[email protected]

#oadModule pro8y@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule pro8y@connect@module modules%mod@[email protected]

#oadModule pro8y@http@module modules%mod@[email protected]

#oadModule pro8y@ftp@module modules%mod@[email protected]

oadModule negotiation@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule re,rite@module modules%mod@re,rite.so

oadModule setenvif@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule speling@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule status@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule uni3ue@id@module modules%mod@[email protected]

oadModule userdir@module modules%[email protected]

#oadModule usertrac


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#

# ServerName gives the name and port that the server uses to identify itself.

# This can often be determined automatically2 but ,e recommend you specify

# it e8plicitly to prevent problems during startup.

#

# f this is not set to valid *NS name for your host2 server&generated

# redirections ,ill not ,or


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#

# Note that from this point for,ard you must specifically allo,

# particular features to be enabled & so if something-s not ,or


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#

# "ser*ir$ The name of the directory that is appended onto a user-s home

# directory if a user re3uest is received. Be especially careful to use

# proper2 for,ard slashes here. +n 5indo,s NT2 76ersonal%My 5ebsite7

# is a more appropriate choice.

#

"ser*ir 7My *ocuments%My 5ebsite7

#

# Control access to "ser*ir directories. The follo,ing is an e8ample

# for a site ,here these directories are restricted to read&only.

#

# ou must correct the path for the root to match your system-s configured

# user directory location2 e.g. 7C$%5inNT%profiles%9%My *ocuments%My 5ebsite7# or ,hichever2 as appropriate.

#

#!*irectory 7C$%*ocuments and Settings%9%My *ocuments%My 5ebsite7)

# Allo,+verride ?ilenfo AuthConfig imit

# +ptions MultiEie,s nde8es Symin


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# directive.

#

Access?ileName .htaccess

#

# The follo,ing lines prevent .htaccess and .htpass,d files from being

# vie,ed by 5eb clients.

#

!?iles 7O=.ht7)

+rder allo,2deny

*eny from all

!%?iles)

## TypesConfig describes ,here the mime.types file 0or e3uivalent1 is

# to be found.

#

TypesConfig conf%mime.types

#

# *efaultType is the default MM; type the server ,ill use for a document

# if it cannot other,ise determine one2 such as from filename e8tensions.

# f your server contains mostly te8t or FTM documents2 7te8t%plain7 is

# a good value. f most of your content is binary2 such as applications

# or images2 you may ,ant to use 7application%octet&stream7 instead to

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# The default is off because it-d be overall better for the net if people

# had to


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#

# The follo,ing directives define some format nic


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ServerTo


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+ptions nde8es

Allo,+verride None

+rder allo,2deny

Allo, from all

!?iles 9.html)

SetFandler type&map

!%?iles)

Set;nvf Re3uest@"R O%manual%de% prefer&languageWde

Set;nvf Re3uest@"R O%manual%en% prefer&languageWen

Set;nvf Re3uest@"R O%manual%fr% prefer&languageWfr

Set;nvf Re3uest@"R O%manual%Ka% prefer&languageWKa

Set;nvf Re3uest@"R O%manual%


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# clients ,here to loo< for the relocated document.

# ;8ample$

# Redirect permanent %foo http$%%,,,.e8ample.com%bar

#

# *irectives controlling the display of server&generated directory listings.

#

#

# nde8+ptions$ Controls the appearance of server&generated directory

# listings.

#

nde8+ptions ?ancynde8ing EersionSort

#

# Addcon9 directives tell the server ,hich icon to sho, for different

# files or filename e8tensions. These are only displayed for

# ?ancynde8ed directories.

#

AddconBy;ncoding 0CM62%icons%compressed.gif1 8&compress 8&gDip

AddconByType 0TXT2%icons%te8t.gif1 te8t%9

AddconByType 0M:2%icons%image'.gif1 image%9

AddconByType 0SN*2%icons%sound'.gif1 audio%9

AddconByType 0E*2%icons%movie.gif1 video%9

Addcon %icons%binary.gif .bin .e8e

Addcon %icons%binhe8.gif .h38

Addcon %icons%tar.gif .tar

Addcon %icons%,orld'.gif .,rl .,rl.gD .vrml .vrm .iv

Addcon %icons%compressed.gif .Y .D .tgD .gD .Dip

Addcon %icons%a.gif .ps .ai .eps

Addcon %icons%layout.gif .html .shtml .htm .pdf

Addcon %icons%te8t.gif .t8t

Addcon %icons%c.gif .c

Addcon %icons%p.gif .pl .py

Addcon %icons%f.gif .for

Addcon %icons%dvi.gif .dvi

Addcon %icons%uuencoded.gif .uu

Addcon %icons%script.gif .conf .sh .shar .csh .


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Addcon %icons%bac


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# Specify a default language. This means that all data

# going out ,ithout a specific language tag 0see belo,1 ,ill

# be mar


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Addanguage fr .fr

Addanguage he .he

Addanguage hr .hr

Addanguage it .it

Addanguage Ka .Ka

Addanguage


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# ,hich encourage you to al,ays set a default char set.

#

Add*efaultCharset S+&JJP&/

#

# Commonly used filename e8tensions to character sets. ou probably

# ,ant to avoid clashes ,ith the language e8tensions2 unless you

# are good at carefully testing your setup after each change.

# See http$%%,,,.iana.org%assignments%character&sets for the

# official list of charset names and their respective R?Cs.

#

AddCharset S+&JJP&/ .isoJJP&/ .latin/

AddCharset S+&JJP&' .isoJJP&' .latin' .cen

AddCharset S+&JJP&4 .isoJJP&4 .latin4AddCharset S+&JJP&G .isoJJP&G .latinG

AddCharset S+&JJP& .isoJJP& .latin .cyr .iso&ru

AddCharset S+&JJP&H .isoJJP&H .latinH .arb

AddCharset S+&JJP&I .isoJJP&I .latinI .gr

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