Oracle B12255-01 Manuale Utente
mod_cgi
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Oracle HTTP Server Administrator’s Guide
This tells mod_certheaders to treat every request handled by this virtual host
as HTTPS, or the directive can be placed within a
as HTTPS, or the directive can be placed within a
,
directive container such as:
<Location /foo/>
SimulateHttps on
</Location>
This limits it to URLs starting with /foo/.
mod_cgi
Enables the server to run CGI scripts.
mod_define
Enables the Define directive, which defines a variable that can be expanded on
any configuration line. The Define directive has the status Extension, which
means that it is not compiled into the server by default.
any configuration line. The Define directive has the status Extension, which
means that it is not compiled into the server by default.
This module requires the Extended API (EAPI). Oracle HTTP Server always has
EAPI-enabled.
EAPI-enabled.
This module is available on UNIX systems only.
mod_digest
Uses an older version of the MD5 Digest Authentication specification than that used
in
in
to provide user authentication. mod_digest probably only
works with older browsers.
See Also:
Module mod_cgi in the Apache Server documentation.
See Also:
Module mod_digest in the Apache Server
documentation.