| Apache Documentation |
- This will display the standard Apache documentation set. |
| Apache Server Status |
- This will display the status of the web server. You may want to disable this for production servers or at least restrict it to Rice or a specific IP addresses. |
| Apache Server Information |
- This will display information about the web server. You may want to disable this for production servers or at least restrict it to Rice or a specific IP addresses. |
| Test SSL | - This will make a connection to the HTTPS port on the web server. You should not receive any popup error windows if you have successfully installed your certificate.
If you do not need SSL in your web server, you can disable SSL by editing your /etc/opt/httpd/S99apache file and removing the '-DSSL' from the start, stop and graceful lines. This virtual host configuration (*:443) can be found in /etc/opt/httpd/vhosts/server.1.conf |
| Test PHP |
- This will display the phpinfo() page, if PHP is working. Please remove the file /var/opt/httpd/www/REMOVE_AFTER_INSTALL/test.php before making your site live.
If you do not need PHP in your web server, you can and should disable PHP by removing or placing a hash mark '#' in front of the line "LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so" in your /etc/opt/httpd/httpd.conf file. You must download the /usr/site/php and /usr/site/postgresql packages to use this This virtual host configuration (*:80) can be found in /etc/opt/httpd/vhosts/server.1.conf |
| Test Perl | - This will attempt to connect to a page that invokes the mod_perl module. You should see the message "mod_perl 2.0 rocks!".
If you do not need mod_perl in your web server, you can and should disable Perl by removing or placing a hash mark '#' in front of the line "LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so" in your /etc/opt/httpd/httpd.conf file. You must download the /usr/site/perl package to use this This virtual host configuration (*:8080) can be found in /etc/opt/httpd/vhosts/server.2.conf |