CHAPTER 26 Managing Web and FTP Servers 532
Runtime Server Configuration Settings 533
FIGURE 26.1 If Apache is installed correctly, you??™ll get this test page when pointing a
browser to http://localhost.
Runtime Server Configuration Settings
Running Apache with its default settings should suit most uses. There are some tweaks
you can make to customize Apache to your own liking or needs. If you installed Apache
using YaST, Apache??™s standard configuration file is stored in /etc/Apache2/httpd.conf. If
you installed Apache manually, the httpd.conf file will reside in the etc subdirectory of
whatever you specified as Apache??™s base directory using configure??™s prefix option. You can
either use SUSEConfig or edit this file directly to customize your server.
The SUSEConfig editor is located on the YaST System page. To configure Apache, go to
Network, WWW, Apache2. Open the tree (click the + sign) to view the settings. These
include the following:
. APACHE_HTTPD_CONF??”Use this setting to specify a different configuration file than
the default httpd.
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