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38 Conﬁguring Your Secure Web Server

requests. By default, the DocumentRoot is set to /home/httpd/html.

To change the DocumentRoot so that it is no longer shared by both the

secureserverandthenon-secureserver,changeoneoftheDocumentRoot

directivesin either httpd.conf or in srm.conf. The DocumentRoot in

srm.conf deﬁnes the DocumentRoot for your non-secure web server.

The DocumentRoot in httpd.conf (note that it is located within the

virtual host tags that deﬁne your secure web server) is for your secure

web server.

Obviously, if you change the DocumentRoot,make sure thatthe new one

is accessible to the User.

If for some reason you want to disable the non-secure web server on your

machine, you can. In httpd.conf, change the line which reads:

Port 80

so that it reads:

Port 443

Then comment out the Listen 80 line, so that instead of:

Listen 80

it reads:

#Listen 80

After these two steps, your secure web server will be accepting connec-

tions on port 443, the default port for secure web communications. How-

ever, your server will not accept connections on port 80, the default port

for non-secure communications, so the non-secure web server will be ef-

fectively disabled.

Most people will probably use their secure web server as it is conﬁgured.

Therefore, they’ll be using the built-in virtual hosts capability, but they

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