Difference between revisions of "How to install a server Apache under Debian"
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==What is Apache?== | ==What is Apache?== | ||
| − | The Apache HTTP Server free software is an HTTP server created and maintained within the Apache[https://www.ikoula.com/en/public-cloud/oneclick/apache] foundation. It is the most popular HTTP server on the World Wide Web. It is distributed under the terms of Apache liscence. [[ | + | The Apache HTTP Server free software is an HTTP server created and maintained within the Apache[https://www.ikoula.com/en/public-cloud/oneclick/apache] foundation. It is the most popular HTTP server on the World Wide Web. It is distributed under the terms of Apache liscence. [[File:300px-Apache-logo|Apache]] |
Apache[https://www.ikoula.com/en/public-cloud/oneclick/apache] supports many modules giving it additional functionality: interpretation of the Perl language, PHP, Python, Ruby. | Apache[https://www.ikoula.com/en/public-cloud/oneclick/apache] supports many modules giving it additional functionality: interpretation of the Perl language, PHP, Python, Ruby. | ||
The configuration possibilities of Apache are a flagship feature. It is based on a hierarchy of configuration files, which can be managed independently. | The configuration possibilities of Apache are a flagship feature. It is based on a hierarchy of configuration files, which can be managed independently. | ||
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Apache server
The Apache server is very widespread for its modularity and its configurations, There are three versions of Apache:
* Apache2-mpm-worker * Apache2-mpm-event * Apache2-mpm-prefork
We will see in this article how to install Apache2 on Debian. apache logo root will be the default user with full rights xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxwill match the IP address of your server[1]
What is Apache?
The Apache HTTP Server free software is an HTTP server created and maintained within the Apache[2] foundation. It is the most popular HTTP server on the World Wide Web. It is distributed under the terms of Apache liscence. Apache Apache[3] supports many modules giving it additional functionality: interpretation of the Perl language, PHP, Python, Ruby. The configuration possibilities of Apache are a flagship feature. It is based on a hierarchy of configuration files, which can be managed independently. This feature is particularly useful for hosts that can easily serve the sites of several clients using a single HTTP server. This functionality is made visible by the .htaccess file
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To log in. 1. Please enter "ssh root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" to connect to your server[4] if you are using any terminal (from Linux, Mac ...) 2. Please enter the user password. After logging in, you must then install the packages for Apache2. 3. Please enter "apt-get update" to update the list of available packages. 4. Please enter "apt-get install apache2" and confirm the different installation steps. 5. To check if the default Apache page is displayed, enter your server's[5] IP address in a browser.