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Apache

Apache Server Installation/Configuration

logical names are placed in the system logical name table

.  

Shutdown is 

accomplished by sending a KILL signal to the master process and its subprocess.

These actions require enhanced privileges (DETACH, SYSNAM, WORLD, and so 
forth) and are usually performed from a suitably privileged account.

All of the server files reside under its root directories that are pointed to by the 
APACHE$ROOT logical name

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During installation, file protection is set to 

(S:RWED, O:RWED, G, W)

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During configuration, all files are set to be owned by 

ORACLE.

Server extensions, such as CGI scripts run within the context of the Oracle HTTP 
Server process or its subprocesses

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These extensions have complete control over 

the server environment

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You can configure the server to allow execution of 

arbitrary user scripts, but standard practice is to limit such activity to scripts that 
are written by completely trusted users

.  

The Oracle HTTP Server includes 

directives that allow a web administrator to control script execution and client 
access

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The use of these directives is described in numerous books and is not 

duplicated here.

The Oracle HTTP Server for OpenVMS does not currently support the suEXEC 
method of executing scripts under the username that owns the script

.  

Many sites 

use this feature to allow execution of arbitrary, user-written scripts without the fear 
of compromising the server environment.

This section provides open source license acknowledgments and license references.

This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation 
(http://www.apache.org/)

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You can view the license at the following web site: