Apache2.4 server personal homepage settings

When configuring the personal homepage of the server, I found that most of the information on the Internet is from the previous version 2.4, which is somewhat different from the apache configuration of the new version. Therefore, I wrote this article. Prepare to view apache version httpd-v my version is 2.4.6, personal homepage related configuration files in etchttpdconf. modules. d00-base.conf and etchttpd

When configuring the personal homepage of the server, I found that most of the information on the Internet is from the previous version 2.4, which is somewhat different from the apache configuration of the new version. Therefore, I wrote this article. Prepare to view the apache version httpd-v. My version is 2.4.6. The configuration files related to the personal homepage are in/etc/httpd/conf. modules. d/00-base.conf and etc/httpd/

When configuring the personal homepage of the server, I found that most of the information on the Internet is from the previous version 2.4, which is somewhat different from the apache configuration of the new version. Therefore, I wrote this article.

Preparations

• View apache version

  httpd -v

  My version is 2.4.6.
  /etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/00-base.conf
  Andetc/httpd/conf.d/userdir.conf
  

• View/etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/00-base.conf, Must haveuserdir_moduleModule, such:

  $ cat /etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/00-base.conf | grep userdirLoadModule userdir_module modules/mod_userdir.so

Modify the apache configuration file

• Enter/etc/httpd/conf.d/userdir.confSetUserDir disabledAdd comments and cancel 24 rowsUserDir public(You can change the name of the folder after UserDir, for exampleUserDir www)

• Add the following code/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.confFile

  # Replace name and username as needed
     
      
  AllowOverride NoneOptions Indexes FollowSymLinksRequire all granted
     

  Note that apache2.4 has been canceled.

  Order Deny,AllowAllow from All

  And use

  Require all granted

  To set access to the directory.

• Set alias

  Alias /name/ "/home/usename/www/" 

Create File root directory

• Go to the home directory and create a folder www and test page.

  mkdir ~/wwwcd ~/wwwecho "Test home dir" >> index.html

Disable selinux to check whether it can be accessed.

Modify permissions and selinux settings

Enable selinux Service
To allow access to apache Software, you must set the readable and executable permissions for the home directory and www directory, such

$ chmod 755 /home/username$ chmod 755 ~/www -R

In addition, you need to modify selinux settings. OtherwisePermission denied.

$ Ll-Z ~ /# View the context of each directory in the Home Directory

The www directory must haveuser_home_tContent. If no content exists, execute

# chcon -t user_home_t /home/username/www -R

Then, enable the personal homepage permission of the server.

# setsebool httpd_enable_homedirs on

This personal directory can be used to place the code in ~ /^_^ Under the www directory.