HTTP path alias, virtual host and user authentication

It exists in the httpd.conf file in the/etc/httpd/conf/directory,

Its defined syntax format is Alias/url "Local_path"

The idea is to map a long path with a simple path:

As shown in the figure, the path to the/icons/map is "/var/www/icons/"

Example:

[Root@cyz ~]# mkdir-pv/bbs/forum          //create path     
mkdir:created directory '/bbs ' mkdir:created     
directory '/bbs/ Forum '     
[root@cyz ~]# cd/bbs/forum/     
[root@cyz forum]# vim index.html            //Create a home page for it and add information to it, roughly     
                                         //lujing bieming– observation     
[Root@cyz forum]# vim/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf//edit inside,     
//plus path alias Alias/luntan "/bbs/forum"     
//need to be aware that there should be a diagonal line after/luntan with     
///"//bbs/forum" and that there should exist at the same time     
[root@cyz forum]# service httpd restart        // Restart Network Service     
stopping httpd:                                            [OK]     
starting httpd:                                            [OK]     
[Root@cyz forum]#

Then open the browser input 172.16.111.1/luntan view the content,

2. Virtual Host

First, let's separate the classes for the virtual host:

Virtual Host:

IP based virtual host;

Port based virtual host;

Domain-based virtual host;

The virtual host is defined in the following format:

<virtualhost host>    
        
</VirtualHost>