The Shared Apache HTTPD (aka the Primary Purdue Web Cluster or PPWC) environment is a Linux-based system running Apache HTTPD 2.4 with PHP 5.4 support. Perl 5.16 and Python 2.7 and 3.6 are available.

The method of installing the Apache packages on a Linux server varies from distribution to distribution. We’ll cover how to do this on Fedora and CentOS, as well as on Ubuntu.

While Apache is installed by default in most Linux distributions, it may not support dynamic modules. To see if your version of Apache supports them, execute the command httpd -l which lists the ...

Need to dockerize Apache? Want to build a custom Docker httpd image that hosts your website? Here's a simple Apache Dockerfile example to build a custom httpd Docker image for your website.

IP version 6 (IPv6) is the newest version of the Internet Protocol, designed by the IETF as a successor to IP version 4 (IPv4). In this article, we address the case of running the Apache web server ...

Don’t duck at the latest mention of Apache: Two critical bugs in its HTTP web server – HTTPD – need to be patched pronto, lest they lead to attackers triggering denial of service (DoS) or ...

A privilege escalation vulnerability of important severity in the Apache HTTP server allowing users with the right to write and run scripts to gain root on Unix systems was fixed in Apache httpd 2 ...

Apache HTTPD – How To’s How to Upload Files to the Web Server Please Note: Web Services does not support the applications listed below. These instructions are provided for your convenience.