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Trick: Securing Apache

Friday, 16 July 2004

A few weeks ago I wrote about installing Apache in a chroot jail, a technique that can reduce the potential damage from a compromise of your server by preventing an attacker from gaining access to your server's root filesystem. In this article I will look at how to configure the Apache server environment to protect your Web site.

The wisest policy is to run Apache with only the modules you need. That means you should compile and load only a minimal number of modules. You can do this by passing options to configure:

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