How to Set Apache in the SuSELinux Operating System

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Apache needs to be set to virtual website space.

Apache of the new SuSE version has been changed to modular.

Therefore, you only need to modify several files so that when you create an account, the website will be directed to the corresponding location.

Instead of modifying the location of the corresponding/home in http. conf, You need to restart Apache after the corresponding/home is created.

1. Modify/etc/sysconfig/apache2

] # Vi/etc/sysconfig/apache2

Find APACHE_MODULES

Add vhost_alias to the end

Archive and recompile the apach2 configuration file to load apache2 to the vhost module.

] # SuSEconfig -- module apache2

2. Create a new file named vhost. conf in/etc/apache2/vhosts. d/as follows:

] # Vi/etc/apache2/vhosts. d/vhost. conf

UseCanonicalName Off

ErrorLog/var/log/apache2/error_log

CustomLog/var/log/apache2/access_log common

VirtualDocumentRoot/home/vhost/% 0/public_html

VirtualScriptAlias/home/vhost/% 0/public_html/cgi-bin

AddHandler cgi-script. cgi

Options ExecCGI

SetHandler cgi-script

The red area varies according to your preferences.

Default Value:/home/% 0/public_html

/There is no "vhost" behind home, so the younger brother creates more directories for ease of management.

In this way, home looks clean.

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