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to listen to port 80 fornon-secure web communications and port 443

for secure web communications.

Listen can also be used to specify particular IP addresses over

which the server will accept connections.

ServerRoot The ServerRoot is the directory which will contain subdi-

rectories for the server’s ﬁles. Both your secure and non-secure web

servers are set to use a ServerRoot of /etc/httpd.

BindAddress BindAddress is a way of specifying which IP addresses

your server will listen to. You can (and probably should) use the

Listen directiveinsteadifyouneedthisfunctionality. BindAddress

is not used by your web server; by default it is commented out in

httpd.conf.

LogLevel LogLevel sets how verbose the error messages in the error

logs will be. LogLevel can be set (from least verbose to most ver-

bose)toemerg,alert,crit,error,warn,notice,info ordebug.

Your secure web server’s LogLevel is set to warn.

LogFormat The LogFormat directivesinyour httpd.conf ﬁleset upa

formatfor the messagesin youraccess log that will makeyouraccess

log more readable.

PidFile PidFile names theﬁle inwhich theserver recordsits process id

(pid). Your secure web server is set to recordits pid in

/var/run/httpsd.pid.

ScoreBoardFile TheScoreBoardFile storesinternalserverprocessin-

formation,which is usedforcommunication between the parentserver

process and its children processes. Your secure web server’s

ScoreBoardFile is set to /var/run/httpsd.scoreboard.

LockFile LockFile sets the path to the lockﬁle used when the Apache

server is compiled with either USE FCNTL SERIALIZED ACCEPT

orUSE FLOCK SERIALIZED ACCEPT.LockFile shouldnormally

be left at its default value; it is commented out by default since your

secure web server in its default conﬁguration will not need it.

ServerName You canuseServerName tosetahost nameforyourserver

which might be different from your host’s real name. For example,

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