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Apache HTTP Server is one of the most popular and widely used web servers. Its simple configuration and powerful features make it very useful for a variety of uses, from serving static web content to providing dynamic content via server-side languages like PHP, Python, and Ruby. In this article, we will explain how to install and configure the Apache server to access content from a local machine.
Basic Apache HTTP Configuration
The first thing you will need to get started with Apache is a Linux server. Many Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu and CentOS, already include Apache as a package in their package repository. If you are using one of these distributions, all you need to do is run the relevant command line to install the package.
Once you have installed Apache, you will need to configure it to fit your environment and particular needs. This is done by editing the server configuration files. Most modern versions of Apache load the configuration files from the /etc/apache2/ directory, along with a few other additional directories. You will find configuration files for each subcomponent or module of Apache. The most common files you should edit are the following:
- httpd.conf – Contains general server configuration for Apache, such as port and IP settings used by the server, web content storage directories, and other general parameters.
- ssl.conf – Settings for serving secure content with HTTPS.
- virtualhosts.conf – Sets up separate web directories and tailored configurations for virtual hosts.
- php.ini – The configuration settings for the PHP scripting engine, if installed.
Here are alternative descriptions for accessing Apache on various ports:
- You can reach Apache through port 80 using this link: http://localhost:80
- To access Apache via port 8080, go to: http://localhost:8080
- For port 8000, visit: http://localhost:8000
- To connect on port 8888, use this URL: http://localhost:8888
- On port 8890, access Apache at: http://localhost:8890
- When using port 8889, simply navigate to: http://localhost:8889