Apache translation, I am angry!

Apache #
# originally by Robert Msur on the NCSA based on the server configuration file.
#
# This is the main Apache server configuration file. It contains # to the server it's pointing
The configuration directive for the order. # For detailed information about seeing
<url:http://www.apache.org/docs/># instructions.
#
# Not simply really don't understand here read Instructions # What they do. They just make
For hints or hints here. If you are not sure of the # Consult the documentation online. You were
A warning.
#
# After this file is processed, the server will look for and process
# c:/website/apache/conf/srm.conf and then c:/website/apache/conf/access.conf
# unless you and resourceconfig overpowered these or # here's AccessConfig
Instructions.
#
# Configuration instructions are organized into 3 basic sections: # 1. Controlling the Apache server's exercise
The instructions are processed as a
# The whole ("Environment of the World").
# 2. The directive "PRIMARY" or "default" server that defines parameters,
# It responds to requests that are not processed by a virtual host.
# These directives also provide default values for settings
# all the virtual hosts.
# 3. The setting for the virtual host, which allows the network request to be sent to the
# different IP addresses or host names and have them processed by
# The same Apache server process.
#
# Configuration and log file name: If you are a controller for many specified file name # servers
File Start "/" (or Win32 for "drive:/") "), # The server will use the
The explicit path. If the filename does * not * start # with "/",
The value of the serverroot is attached to the front-so "Logs/foo.log" # and
The collection of ServerRoot to "/usr/local/apache" will be interpreted by # as
"/usr/local/apache/logs/foo.log" server.
#
# Note: Where the filename is specified, you must use the slash # instead of the backslash
Line (for example, "C:/apache" instead of "C:\apache"). # If a
A drive letter is omitted, and the drive # Apache.exe on it will be
Default use. You always supply, this is recommended # an explicit drive in the absolute path
Actuator letters, however, avoid # chaos.
#

### Festival 1: The Global Environment
#
# The instructions in this section affect the overall operation of Apache, # such as the number of concurrent requests
Word it can be processed or where it can find its configuration file.
#

#
# ServerType is inetd, or independent. INETD mode is only supported on the #
Unix platform.
#
Independent ServerType.

#
# ServerRoot: The # Configuration of the top server in the following directory tree, error, and
Record files are persisted.
#
# don't add a slash at the end of the directory path.
#
ServerRoot "c:/ Dot/apache "

#
# Pidfile: The server should record its process in its file # identification number when it
At startup.
#
Pidfile Logs/httpd.pid

#
# Scoreboardfile: The file used to store internal server process information. # no
All architectures require this. But if you do (because, you'll know # when you
When running Apache, this file will be created) then you * must * guarantee that #
Apache has no 2 prayers to share the same Ji-card file.
#
Scoreboardfile Yuan Mu/apache_status

#
# in a standard configuration, the server will handle httpd.conf, # srm.conf, and in
The access.conf of the order. The latter 2 files are now scattered empty, when
All instructions are recommended # for simplicity to be placed in a single file. Evaluation outside Cherish
# below is the built-in default. You can make the server ignore # These files are completely used next to
"/dev/null" (for Unix) or # "Nul" (for Win32) to
The parameters of the directive.
#
#ResourceConfig conf/srm.conf
#AccessConfig conf/access.conf

#
# timeout: Number of seconds previously received and sent timeout.
#
Timeout 300

#
# KeepAlive: Whether to allow persistent connections (more than # One request per connection).
Set to "Leave" undo.
#
KeepAlive is on.

#
# Maxkeepaliverequests: Maximum number of allowed requests # in a stick
The connection period. Set to 0 allow an unlimited number. # We you make this number high
Reccomend, for maximum performance.
#
Maxkeepaliverequests 100

#
# KeepAliveTimeout: Seconds digits wait for the next request from # on the same connection
The same customer.
#
KeepAliveTimeout 15

#
# Apache on the Win32 always creates a subprocess to process the request. If it dies,
Additional child processes are created automatically. Within the child # multiple threading processing arrives
The requested process. The 12 # Instruction controls the behavior of threads and processes.
#

#
# Maxrequestsperchild: The number of requests for each subprocess is # at the child's death to
Before, allowing for processing. The child will quit like this # As for then, after the extended use
Avoid the problem Apache (and maybe # it uses the library) leaky slot memory or its
IT resources. On most systems, this # is really not needed, but some (such as
Solaris) does have the famous leaky seam # in the library. For Win32, place this value in the
0 (Infinity) # unless you don't advise it that way.
#
Maxrequestsperchild 0

#
# The number of concurrent threads (i.e., requests) will be allowed by the server. # put this value under
Server response (more # Active requests immediately they are all more slowly being processed by the tool
and # You will allow the number of system resources that the server consumes.
#
Threadsperchild 50

#
# listen: Allows you to bind Apache to a specific IP address or # port, except by default.
See also <virtualhost># directives.
#
#Listen 3000
#Listen 12.34.56.78:80

#
# bindaddress: You can choose to support the virtual host with this option. This instruction # is used
To tell the server which IP address to listen to. It can also # contain ' * ', an IP place
Address, or a fully qualified Internet domain name. # See also <VirtualHost> and listen
Make.

#BindAddress *

#
# Dynamically shared objects (DSO) support
#
# You can use the function of a module created as a DSO you must put the corresponding
LoadModule "So line up in this location # in the order it was contained was they were
The _before_ that are actually available to use. # Please distribute for more in Apache 1.3
Read the file README. DSO # about the DSO mechanism and running details "Apache-l"
For the table already # built (statically connected and so always available) in your
The Apache module.
#
# Note: Modules are important in the order in which they are loaded. # don't change # without expert loyalty
Tell the order below.
#
#LoadModule Anon_auth_module
Modules/apachemoduleauthanon.dll #LoadModule
Cern_meta_module Modules/apachemodulecernmeta.dll
#LoadModule Digest_module Modules/apachemoduledigest.dll
#LoadModule Expires_module Modules/apachemoduleexpires.dll
#LoadModule Headers_module
Modules/apachemoduleheaders.dll #LoadModule Proxy_module
Modules/apachemoduleproxy.dll #LoadModule Rewrite_module
Modules/apachemodulerewrite.dll #LoadModule Speling_module
Modules/apachemodulespeling.dll #LoadModule
Status_module Modules/apachemodulestatus.dll #LoadModule
Usertrack_module Modules/apachemoduleusertrack.dll

#
# Extendedstatus Controls whether Apache will produce a ' complete ' status # information
(Extendedstatus on) or on basic information (Extendedstatus #
Leave) When the processor is invoked for "server status". Default off.
#
#ExtendedStatus's on.

### Section 2: "Primary" server configuration
#
# in this section the instruction installation is used by the value "main" # server, which reacts to
is not processed by any request one #<virtualhost> defined. These values also provide the default
For # You can define any <VirtualHost> containers later in the file.
#
# All of these instructions can be found within the <VirtualHost> container, # in this case
These defaults will be subdued to # The virtual host is being defined.
#

#
# If your servertype directive (earlier in the "Global Environment" SET # section)
is set to "inetd", the next little instruction is not anything # ever since they
The effect of the setting is inetd configuration definition. # Skip forward to ServerAdmin instruction.
#

#
# port: A stand-alone server hears its port.
#
Port 80

#
# ServerAdmin: Your address, there is a server problem should be sent in this # e-mail
Thing This address appears on some pages that generate the service, so # when the error is recorded.
#
ServerAdmin you@your.address

#
# ServerName allows you to make a host name which is sent back to the customer as # your
It is different than a program that will get the server (ie, use # "www" and
Not the real name of the host).
#
# Note: You can't just invent the host name and the hope of their work. Name you # define
This must have a valid DNS name for your host. If you don't understand # this, ask you
's network manager.
# If your host does not have a registered DNS name, here goes to its IP address.
# you will have to access it by its address (for example, http://123.45.67.89/) #
Anyway, and it will be in a sensible way to make redirects work.

ServerName HTTP://127.0.0.1/

#
# DocumentRoot: You will be provided from the directory of your # file. By default, all
Requests are taken from this directory, but the # symbolic connection and alias can be used to point to
The other place.
#
DocumentRoot "c:/ Outlets

#
# have access to this Apache each directory, can and aspects are set # to which service
and characteristics on that are permitted or crippled # directory (and its subdirectories).
#
# First, we set ' default ' is a very limited set # Allow.
#
<directory/>
Select FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride No.
</Directory>

#
# forward from this point you must specifically say that the allowed notes # are enabled special characteristics
-So if something doesn't work as # You may expect to ensure that you specifically
It's enabled # underneath.
#

#
# This should be changed to the way you put documentroot into whatever.
#
<directory "c:/ Dot/apache/htdocs ">

#
# This can also be ' no ', ' index ' of ' all ', or any union, # '
including "," FollowSymLinks "," execcgi ", or" multiviews
”。
#
# Note that "MultiViews" must be named * explicitly *---"Select all" #
Don't give it to you.
#
Select Index FollowSymLinks multiviews

#
# This controls which selection in the directory can of the. htaccess file # Uniform. can also "
Select "All", or any union, "FileInfo", # "
Authconfig ", and" limit "
#
AllowOverride No.

#
# The control that can be gained is filled from this server.
#
Order permitting, denying
From all allowed
</Directory>

#
# Userdir: The name of the directory added to a user's home # directory if
A ~ user request was received.
#
# Underneath the Win32, we don't really try to decide the home directory # Windows Login,
For example the format of that should be used below. See # For details of the Userdir document.
#
Userdir "c:/ Dot/apache/User/"

#
# DirectoryIndex: File or file name as a written HTML before use #
The directory index. Separate multiple entrances with spaces.
#
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php index.php3
Index.phtml

#
# Accessfilename: The name of the file looking for in each directory # for access control letters
Interest.
#
Accessfilename. htaccess

#
# The following line blocks the. htaccess file is seen by the # NET customer. Ever since. htaccess
Files often contain authorization # information, which is denied for security reasons. Comment # These are like
If you want the net guest to see the content, outside line up the #. htaccess file. If you're on
Face change Accessfilename instruction, # definitely make the corresponding change here.
#
<files .htaccess>
Order permitting, denying
From all denials
</Files>

#
# Cachenegotiateddocs: By default, Apache sends "PRAGMA: no Slow
Save "with each # on the content basis of the negotiated documents. This ask agent # no buffer
The server for this file. The following lines deactivate the Uncommenting # This behavior, and substituting
Rationale will be allowed to buffer files.
#
#CacheNegotiatedDocs

#
# Usecanonicalname: (new 1.3) With this setting turned on, no matter what
When # Apache needs to construct a
Reference self URL (reference back
Come to a URL # to the server
Reaction is coming from) it will make
With ServerName and #
To form a "regular" name.
The port. With this departure,
Apache Wish # Use Customer
The hostname:port supplied.
, when possible. This
Also in the CGI handwriting influence
server_name and
Server_port.
#
Usecanonicalname is on.

#
# Typesconfig describes where Mime.types file (or equivalent) is # being
Found.
#
Typesconfig Conf/mime.types

#
# DefaultType is the default MIME type that the server will use in a file # like
It cannot be decided by one, for example, from the filename extension. # If your server owner
To include, an article or an HTML record, "Normal text" is a # good value. If your inner
Most of the capacity is binary, such as application # or image, you can instead want to
Use "Request/octet-stream" to # to prevent browsers from trying to display binary text
Pieces as if they were # articles.
#
DefaultType Plain Text

#
# module allows the server to use a variety of mod_mime_magic hints from #
Decide its type of file for its own content. Mimemagicfile # Instructions to tell the module
Hint where the definition is positioned. # Mod_mime_magic is not part of the default server
(One must add # it yourself with one LoadModule [see DSO section in "All
Ball # Environment ' section], or, so it is encapsulated in a <IfModule> container.
# If the mimemagicfile instruction will only be processed by this tool # module is a costume
Part of the service.
#
<ifmodule mod_mime_magic.c>
Mimemagicfile conf/Magic
</IfModule>

#
# hostnamelookups: Record the name of the customer or just their IP address
# For example, www.apache.org (on) or 204.62.129.132 (left).
# because if it's going to be better for the network, the default # # has to
Knowingly open this feature, since enabled, it means that # each customer request will guide
To at least one lookup request to the # name server.
#
Hostnamelookups leave

#
# ErrorLog: The location of the error log file.
# If you don't specify a ErrorLog command # within <VirtualHost> # allow
, the error message to connect to that virtual host will be # recorded here. If you
* * For a <VirtualHost> define an error log file # container, that host
The error is to be documented here and not.
#
ErrorLog Logs/error.log

#
# LogLevel: Controls the number of messages that are recorded to Error.log. # It's possible.
Values include: debugging, information, notification, warning, error, crit, # Alert, Emerg.
#
LogLevel Warning

#
# The following instructions are used to define some format nicknames with # a customlog instruction (
See below).
#
Logformat "%h%l%u%t \%r\"%>s%b \ "%{referer}i\" \ "%{user-agent}i\" "combined
Logformat "% h% l% u% t \"%r\ "%> s% B" normal
Logformat "%{Referer} i->% U" Referer
Logformat "%{User agent} i" Agent

#
# access the location and format of the log files (normal log file format). # If you
Do not define any access log file # containers within a <VirtualHost>, they will
Here is recorded. Conversely, if you **# define every--<virtualhost> access day
Log file, the transaction will be # where it is recorded and * not * in this file.
#
The ordinary Customlog Logs/access.log

#
# If you want to have proxies and referer log files, uncomment # Follow the instructions.
#
#CustomLog Logs/referer.log Referer
#CustomLog Logs/agent.log Agent

#
# If you prefer a single log file with access, the agent, and
Referer Information # (Federated log file format) You can use the following instructions.
#
#CustomLog Logs/access.log Union.

#
# selectively increase the number of rows that contain the server version and the virtual host to the generating service
The name of the page (Error record, FTP directory directory, # Mod_status and Mod_info
And so on output, however not CGI produced the file. # to "e-mail" to the
The collection also includes a mailto: connection to ServerAdmin. # set to one: in
On | leave | email
#
Serversignature is on.

#
# alias: Add as many aliases (no limits) as you need. Format is
# alias Fakename Realname
#
# If you include a walk, notice it/on the fakename then the server wishes # to
Ask it to be present at the URL. So "/icons" is not an example of aliased in this,
Just "/icons/" ...
#
alias/icons/"c:/website/apache/icons/"

#
# Scriptalias: Which directory contains this control of the script for the server. #
Scriptaliases is essentially the same as alias, except that # in the Realname directory
Files are treated as applications and # when requests are not sent to the customer as files, by
Server running. # The same rules about walking '/' Apply to Scriptalias finger
Order as to # alias.
#
scriptalias/cgi-bin/"c:/website/apache/cgi-bin/"

#
# "c:/ Dot/apache/cgi-bin "should be changed to whatever your
scriptaliased # CGI Directory exists, if you put that set.
#
<directory "c:/ Dot/apache/cgi-bin "> AllowOverride No
Choose not
</Directory>

#
# REDIRECT allows you to tell customers about the files that used to exist in your server
namespace, but don't do it anymore. This allows you to tell # where customers are looking for relocation
of the file.
# format: Redirect Old-uri New-url
#