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2.2 httpd.conf 17

If you do make a mistake, and your secure web server doesn’t work cor-

rectly, the ﬁrst place to look is in the conﬁguration ﬁle you just edited.

Makesurethatyou didn’tmakea typo. The secondplaceto lookis in your

secure web server’s error log, /var/log/httpd/error log-ssl or in

your non-secure web server’s errorlog, /etc/httpd/logs/error log.

The error log may not be easy to interpret if you’re new to this kind of

thing. If you’ve just experienced a problem, however, the last entries in

the error log should help provide some clues about what happened.

The next sections provide short descriptions of the directives which are

included in your web server’s conﬁguration ﬁles. These descriptions are

by no means exhaustive. If you need more information, please referto the

Apache documentation providedin HTML format at

http://www.yourdomain.com/manual/ or to the Apache group doc-

umentationathttp://www.apache.org/docs/. Formoreinformation

about mod ssl directives, refer to the documentation included in HTML

formatashttp://www.yourdomain.com/manual/mod/mod ssl.html.

2.2 httpd.conf

httpd.conf is the primary conﬁguration ﬁle for your web server. The

directives in httpd.conf control exactly how your server operates and

how and where logs will be kept.

First, we’ll describe the more important directives, which you should be

most familiar with, in the order that you’ll ﬁnd them in the httpd.conf

ﬁle.

After the more commonly encountered directives, we’ll describe the rest

of the directivesin httpd.conf,also in the order in which they arefound

in the ﬁle. You will not need to change any of these directives in order to

use your secure web server in most conﬁgurations.

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