Perteneciente a LPIC-2

Módulos:

• 208.1 Implementing a web server (4)
• 208.2 Apache configuration for HTTPS (3)
• 208.3 Implementing a proxy server (2)
• 208.4 Implementing Nginx as a web server and a reverse proxy (2)

There is a restricted area in an Apache site, which requires users to authenticate against the file /srv/www/security/site-passwd. Which command is used to CHANGE the password of existing users, without losing data, when Basic authentication is being used.

• htpasswd -c /srv/www/security/site-passwd user
• htpasswd /srv/www/security/site-passwd user (Solución)
• htpasswd -n /srv/www/security/site-passwd user
• htpasswd -D /srv/www/security/site-passwd user
• None of the above.

Con la primera opción estaríamos creando el fichero de nuevo, cargándonos el existente.

When Apache is configured to use name-based virtual hosts:

• it's also necessary to configure a different IP address for each virtual host.
• The Listen directive is ignored by the server.
• it starts multiple daemons (one for each virtual host).
• it's also necessary to create a VirtualHost block for the main host. (Solución)
• only the directives ServerName and DocumentRoot may be used inside a block