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20 Conﬁguring Your Secure Web Server

Note that the default TransferLog (or access log) for your secure

web server is /var/log/httpd/access log-ssl.

2.2.2 Other Directives in httpd.conf

You will not need to change any ofthe following directives, unless you do

some fairly elaborate re-conﬁguration of your secure web server.

ClearModuleList The ClearModuleList directive is located immedi-

atelybeforethe long listofAddModule directives. ClearModuleList

erases the server’s built-in list of active modules. Then the list of

AddModule directives re-creates the list, immediately after

ClearModuleList.

ServerType Your ServerType can beeither inetd or standalone.By

default,yoursecurewebserveris setto ServerType standalone.

standalone means that the server is started once and that server

handles all of the connections. ServerType inetd means that

for every http connection, a new instance of the server is started.

That server handles the connection and exits when the connection

is ended. As you can probably imagine, using inetd is very in-

efﬁcient. Another problem is that inetd may not work correctly,

according to the Apache group. For those two reasons, you’ll want

to leave your secure web server’s ServerType set to standalone.

Port Normally, Port deﬁnes the port that your server is listening to.

Your secure web server, however, is listening to more than one port

by default, since the Listen directive is also being used. When

Listen directives are in effect, your server listens at all of those

ports. See the description of the Listen directive for more infor-

mation about Listen.

The Port command is also used to specify the port number used

to construct a canonical name for your secure web server. See the

UseCanonicalName directive for more information about your

server’s canonical name.

Listen The Listen command name the ports on which your secure web

server will accept incoming requests. Your secure web server is set

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