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36 Conﬁguring Your Secure Web Server

outside the Apache source tree, without needing to tweak any compiler

and/or linkerﬂags. If you needmore information onAPXS, pleasesee the

Apachedocumentationathttp://www.apache.org/docs/dso.html.

Once you’ve compiled your module using APXS, put your module into

/usr/lib/apache. Then your module needs both a LoadModule line

and an AddModule line in the httpd.conf ﬁle, just as described previ-

ously for Apache’s own modules.

Afterthe LoadModule section, atthe endof theAdditional modules:

section in httpd.conf (after the mod php and mod perl modules), add

a line for the shared object ﬁle for your module like the following:

LoadModule foo_module lib/apache/mod_foo.so

Note that you’ll need to change the name of the module and the name of

your shared object ﬁle as appropriate.

At the end of the Additional Modules: section after the AddModule

section in httpd.conf (after the lines for the mod php and mod perl

modules), add a line for the source code ﬁle for your module like the fol-

lowing:

AddModule mod_foo.c

Note that you’ll need to change the name of the source code ﬁle as appro-

priate.

Once you’vecompleted the previoussteps, stop andstart yourweb server

as outlined in section 2.7 on page 40. If you’ve done everything correctly,

and your module is correctly coded, your web server should ﬁnd your

module and load it in as it starts.

2.6 Using Virtual Hosts

You can use Apache’s virtual hosts capability to run different servers for

differentIP addresses, different host names or different ports on the same

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