Note:
Use the yum command in CentOS to install the httpd version by default. It is no problem to directly install the Apache version of the server security dog.
However, if Apache is a custom path and the module is added for compilation and installation, an error is reported when the Apache version of the server security dog is installed by default, prompting that the installation fails.
Httpd-2.2.31
Php-5.2.17
Note: consultation security dog official staff to get a response is php version is too low, high version of php directly installed will not be a problem, here is the version of the php-5.2.17, other versions have not tried.
Solution:
1. Download dongle
Cd/usr/local/src
Wget http://safedog.cn/safedog_linux64.tar.gz # Download dongle 64-bit version
Tar zxvf safedog_linux64.tar.gz # decompress
Cd/usr/local/src/safedog_linux64/install_files/safedogwz_linux64 # enter the Directory
Vi install. sh # Edit and modify. Comment out the function find_apache () and function clean_install () modules.
# Find apache
# Function find_apache ()
#{
# For progname in httpd apache2 apached
# Do
# Find apache service
# Testcmd = "service" $ progname "status"
# $ Testcmd>/dev/null 2> & 1
# Ret = $?
# If ["$ ret" = "0"] | ["$ ret" = "2"] | ["$ ret" = "3"]; then
# G_ExistApache = "true"
# G_ApacheExePath = $ progname
# G_ApacheRestartCmd = "service" $ progname "restart"
# G_ApacheReloadCmd = "service" $ progname "graceful"
# G_ApacheStopCmd = "service" $ progname "stop"
# G_ApacheExeName = $ progname
# Get_apache_confpath
# If [! -Z $ g_ApacheConfPath]; then
# Return 1
# Fi
# Else
# Testcmd = "service" $ progname "stop"
# $ Testcmd>/dev/null 2> & 1
# Ret = $?
# If ["$ ret" = "0"]; then
# G_ExistApache = "true"
# G_ApacheExePath = $ progname
# G_ApacheRestartCmd = "service" $ progname "restart"
# G_ApacheReloadCmd = "service" $ progname "graceful"
# G_ApacheStopCmd = "service" $ progname "stop"
# G_ApacheExeName = $ progname
# Get_apache_confpath
# If [! -Z $ g_ApacheConfPath]; then
# Return 1
# Fi
# Fi
# Fi
#
# "Find apache process"
# G_ApacheExePath = 'PS-ef | grep $ progname | grep-v grep | tail-3 | head-1 | awk '{print $8 }''
# If [! -Z $ g_ApacheExePath]; then
# G_ExistApache = "true"
# G_ApacheRestartCmd = $ g_ApacheExePath "-k restart"
# G_ApacheReloadCmd = $ g_ApacheExePath "-k graceful"
# G_ApacheStopCmd = $ g_ApacheExePath "-k stop"
# G_ApacheExeName = $ progname
# Return 1
# Fi
#
# Done
#
# Not found
# G_ExistApache = "false"
#}
# Function clean_install ()
#{
#./Uninstall. sh 1>/dev/null 2> & 1
#}
: Wq! # Save and exit
2. Install dongle
Cd/usr/local/src/safedog_linux64
Chmod + x *. py # Add execution permission
./Install. py # install
The path of the apache module is required during installation.
/Usr/local/apache/bin
3. Set the apache configuration file
Vi/usr/local/apache/conf/httpd. conf # Edit
# Begin SafeDogSite-ApacheFilter edits-remove only on uninstall
Include "/etc/safedog/apache/SafeDogSiteApacheFilter. Conf"
LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so # find this line in the configuration file and move it to the bottom of the dongle configuration file
Service httpd restart # restart apache
Service safedog status # view the dongle status
Service safedog start # start
Service safedog stop # stop
