Default web server settings are specified by the server administrator hosting provider. For example, these settings can determine how web servers process different types of files, how they use SSL, where they store log files, and so on. However, you as a website owner can set up custom web server settings for your website. For example, add a type of the index file, restrict access to the site, and so on.
Note: You can adjust web server settings for your websites only if your hosting subscription provides the corresponding permission. Adjusting Apache Web Server Settings. Custom settings work only for the selected website. These settings are typically changed by site owners, who may want to add a type of index files Index files , or a MIME type for files with a certain extension MIME types , to restrict access to the site Deny access to the site , or specify Apache handlers for a certain file type Handlers.
These settings define how the processing of web requests is divided between the Apache and nginx web servers to achieve better performance for a specific site. Important: nginx settings are for advanced users only. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Resolved ServerAlias directive not working correctly after apache update? Thread starter johnrdorazio Start date Sep 30, I'm wondering if the recent security updates to Apache have affected how it handles the ServerAlias directive?
I have an instance of WordPress on one domain, which is working just fine, let's say it's ht. I will use a dot in each ht. And I have an instance of MediaWiki on a subdomain, which has started going wonky, let's say it's ht. This subdomain actually contains an index file that directs towards a number of language wikis which are on the fourth level domain: ht.
Apache config:. This gave priority to the MediaWiki instance subdomain over the WordPress domain for the language wiki fourth level domains. You must log in or register to reply here. What's new New posts New resources Latest activity. Resources Latest reviews Search resources. Members Current visitors. Log in Register. Search titles only.
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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Apache 2 Test Page? Thread starter Azurel Start date Apr 30, Azurel Silver Pleskian.
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