Win7 How to deploy Apache servers (including SSL settings)

Deploy a normal site

1, first download apache24 version, for Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1pLmvDgB;

2, unzip to your local directory of the computer, such as D:\APACHE24 (the following configuration will be in the current directory as a reference)

3, modify the D:\Apache24\conf\ directory httpd.conf file       main modification points in the following aspects: (the previous # removed)        listen  8080;        ServerName 127.0.0.1:8080;         serverroot  "D:/apache24"         DocumentRoot  "D:/apache24/htdocs"        <Directory  "D:/apache24/htdocs" >       <ifmodule dir_module >          directoryindex index.html--the homepage file of the specified website       </IfModule>          <Directory  "D:/apache24/cgi-bin" >                 AllowOverride None                &NBSP;OPTIONS&N Bsp none                 Require all granted      &NBSP ;  </Directory>         include&Nbsp;conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf4, modify the httpd-vhosts.conf<virtualhost *:8080 under the D:\Apache24\conf\extra directory >    ServerAdmin [email protected]DocumentRoot "d:/apache24/htdocs/"--Place the site DirectoryServerName dummy-host.example.com serveralias szpc1928.morningstar.com errorlog "Logs/dummy-host.example.com-error. Log "Customlog" Logs/dummy-host.example.com-access.log "common</virtualhost>5, can place the site in the d:/apache24/htdocs/ You will be able to access the http://localhost/index.html Deploying an SSL site(1) You can follow these steps to generate the server private key and signing certificate http://dufei.blog.51cto.com/382644/90532/(2) Local Configuration modification D:\Apache24\conf\ httpd-ssl.conf file DocumentRoot under extra:--Modify the directory to place the site; Sslcertificatefile "D:/APACHE24/CONF/SERVER.CRT"; Sslcertificatekeyfile "D:/apache24/conf/server.key" <directory "D:/apache24/cgi-bin" > SSLOptions +StdEnvVars </Directory> Enter the following address to access the https://localhost/index.html of course, there may be some attention here and there is no point, you can go to the Apache directory in the cmd directory D:\Apache24\ Bin, and then execute the Apache boot command httpd-k start, if the startup is unsuccessful will report a related error, you can troubleshoot the problem based on the error.  

Win7 How to deploy Apache servers (including SSL settings)