Apache

1 Installation
- 1.1 Apache
- 1.2 Mod SSL, http2, headers
- 1.3 MINIMAL (REQUIRED) APACHE MODULES
2 Configuration
3 Set Apache to Start on Boot

Installation

Apache

yum install httpd

Mod SSL, http2, headers

yum install mod_ssl mod_headers mod_http2

MINIMAL (REQUIRED) APACHE MODULES

alias_module (shared)       - ''Alias'' and ''ScriptAlias'' directives
authz_host_module (shared)  - ''Allow'' and ''Deny'' directives
autoindex_module (shared)   - Generates directory indexes, automatically
core_module (static)        - The core Apache module
dir_module (shared)         - ''DirectoryIndex'' directive
env_module (shared)         - Modifies the environment
http_module (static)        - Handles HTTP protocol
log_config_module (shared)  - Enables logging configuration
logio_module (shared)       - Enables log writing/reading
mime_module (shared)        - Enables MIME (file type) alteration and interpretation
mpm_prefork_module (static) - Implements a non-threaded, pre-forking (multiprocess) web server
negotiation_module (shared) - Provides for content negotiation (parsing of Headers)
php5_module (shared)        - Enables PHP5 interpreter
rewrite_module (shared)     - Rule-based (regex) url rewriting engine
setenvif_module (shared)    - Enables ''BrowserMatch'' and ''SetEnvIf'' directives
so_module (static)          - Enables modules
status_module (shared)      - Provides information on server activity and performance
version_module (shared)     - Allows Version dependent configuration
vhost_alias_module (shared) - Enable virtual hosts.

Configuration

Apache configuration for PCR-360 is typically done with a Virtual Host and is stored in /etc/httpd/conf.d/pcr360.conf

Create the new apache configuration file.

This example shows standard configuration for http port 80

This example shows standard configuration for https port 443

Set Apache to Start on Boot

1. Add it to chkconfig

2. Make sure it is in the chkconfig.

3. Set it to autostart