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32 Conﬁguring Your Secure Web Server

disable keepalives and HTTP header ﬂushes for browsers that are

known to have problems with those actions.

2.4 access.conf

The access.conf ﬁle contains information about the types of services

your server allows, and in what circumstances. You won’t need to change

any of the default settings in access.conf to get your secure web server

started and you probably won’t need to alter any of its directives for most

conﬁgurations.

2.4.1 Directives in access.conf

Directory <Directory /path/to/directory> and </Directory>

tags are used to enclose a group of conﬁguration directives that are

meant to apply only to that directory and all of its subdirectories.

Any directive which is applicable to a directory may be used within

<Directory> tags.

By default,your access.conf ﬁle is set up to apply very restrictive

parameters for your root directory, using the Options and

AllowOverride directives. Underthis conﬁguration, anydirectory

on your system which needs more options has to be explicitly given

those options.

Two directories are deﬁned to have less rigid parameters:

/home/httpd/html and /home/httpd/cgi-bin.

Options The Options directivecontrols which serverfeatures are avail-

able in a particular directory. For example, under the restrictive pa-

rameters speciﬁed for the root directoryin access.conf,Options

is set to None. No features are enabled.

By default, in your /home/httpd/html directory, Options is set

to include Indexes, FollowSymLinks and Includes. Indexes

permits the server to generate a directory listing for a directory if no

DirectoryIndex (i.e.,index.html)isspeciﬁed. FollowSymLinks

allowstheservertofollowsymboliclinks in that directory. Includes

means that server-side includes are permitted.

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