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.TH apache24 1M "Jul 2014" "SunOS 5.12" "System Administration Commands"

.SH NAME

apache2 \- Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4 overview

.SH SYNOPSIS

.LP

.nf

\fBapache2\fR

.fi

.SH DESCRIPTION

.sp

.LP

Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4 (Apache 2) consists of a main  server daemon,

loadable server modules,  some additional  support utilities, configuration

files, and documentation.

.sp

.LP

Note Apache 2.4 is 64-bit only and Apache 2.2 modules are not

binary compatible with 2.4.

.sp

Several Apache 2 modules are bundled in separate packages to reduce number of

dependencies of main package. These are:

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.in +2

.nf

web/server/apache-24/apache-dbd

web/server/apache-24/apache-ldap

web/server/apache-24/apache-lua

.fi

.in -2

.sp

Apache 2 can be enabled by authorized user within the service

management facility (SMF), using the following fault management

resource identifier (FMRI):

.sp

.in +2

.nf

svc:/network/http:apache24

.fi

.in -2

.sp

Available SMF properties are listed in the following table:

.sp

.TS

tab(^G) allbox;

cw(2.750000i)| cw(2.750000i)

lw(2.750000i)| lw(2.750000i).

SMF Property Name^Value 

httpd/MPM^event (default), prefork or worker 

httpd/startup_options^valid apachectl options

.TE

.SH FILES

.sp

.LP

The following files specify the installation locations for Apache 2:

.LP

Note : 

.RS +4

.TP

.ie t \(bu

.el o

The string \fB[version]\fR should be expanded

to \fB"MAJOR.MINOR"\fR. For example, \fB/usr/apache2/2.4/*\fR.

.RE

.RS +4

.TP

.ie t \(bu

.el o

To find the current version of Apache 2 installed on your

machine, type the following command:

.sp

.in +2

.nf

$ /usr/apache2/[version]/bin/apachectl -v

.fi

.in -2

.sp

.RE

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains server configuration files. A newly-installed server

contains a default \fBhttpd.conf\fR file. This is the main configuration file.

.sp

If there is need to use different main configuration file (e.g. to run

multiple Apache 2 instances), it's possible by providing Apache '-f'

option via SMF property httpd/startup_options.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/conf.d/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains additional server configuration files.

.sp

By default, server will load all the \fB\&.conf\fR files

placed under this directory.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/envvars\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

File for specifying the environment settings which the server uses at

startup. This is the user-editable version of the 

/usr/apache2/[version]/bin/envvars file. 

.sp

Note that this is default path to envvars file only in case where main

configuration file is in directory /etc/apache2/[version]/. If this

is not the case Apache 2 will look for envvars file in the same

directory where is main configuration file.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/magic\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Magic data for \fBmod_mime_magic\fR Apache module as documented in the 

.nf

\fB/usr/apache2/2.2/manual/mod/mod_mime_magic.html\fR file.

.fi

.nf

Editing this file is not recommended.

.fi

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/mime.types\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Default MIME types file. This file sets the default list of

mappings from filename extensions to content types, changing this file is

not recommended. Use the \fBAddType\fR directive instead.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/original/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contents under this directory are delivered as-is from the

apache distribution and these files are not meant to be read by the server.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/etc/apache2/[version]/sample-conf.d/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains sample \fB\&.conf\fR files. These are

not included in the main configuration file. To use the sample file, copy

the file to \fBconf.d\fR directory and modify as per the need.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/apache2/[version]/bin/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains the main httpd executable as well as other utility programs.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/apache2/[version]/bin/envvars\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains the default environment settings that the server uses at startup.

.nf

Editing this file is not recommended. 

.fi

Instead, user should use /etc/apache2/[version]/envvars file.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/apache2/[version]/manual/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains the Apache 2 manual in HTML format.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/apache2/[version]/include/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains the Apache 2 header files, which are needed for building

various optional server extensions with \fBapxs(8)\fR.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/apache2/[version]/libexec/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains loadable modules (DSOs) supplied with the server.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/apache2/[version]/man/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains man pages for the server, utility programs, and \fBmod_perl\fR.

.sp

Add this directory to your MANPATH to read the Apache 2 man pages. See

Notes.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/var/apache2/[version]/cgi-bin/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Default location for the CGI scripts.

.sp

This can be changed by altering the \fBhttpd.conf\fR file

and restarting the server.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/var/apache2/[version]/htdocs/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Default document root.

.sp

This can be changed by altering the \fBhttpd.conf\fR file

and restarting the server.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/var/apache2/[version]/icons/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Icons used by the server.

.sp

This should not be changed.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/var/apache2/[version]/libexec/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Place holder for user Apache 2 modules.

.sp

Any modules which are added using \fBapxs(8)\fR are copied into this directory.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/var/apache2/[version]/logs/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Contains server log files.

.sp

The formats, names, and locations of the files in this directory can

be altered by various configuration directives in the \fBhttpd.conf\fR file.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/var/apache2/[version]/proxy/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4n

Directory used to cache pages if  the caching feature of \fBmod_proxy\fR is enabled in the \fBhttpd.conf\fR file.

.sp

The location of the cache can also be changed by changing the proxy

configuration in the \fBhttpd.conf\fR file.

.RE

.sp

.ne 2

.mk

.na

\fB\fB/usr/bin/\fR\fR

.ad

.sp .6

.RS 4na

Contains pkg(5) version based mediated symbolic links to the various

Apache 2 utility programs.

.RE

.SH EXAMPLES

.LP

\fBExample 1 \fRTo switch to worker MPM type

.sp

.in +2

.nf

# \fBsvccfg -s apache24 setprop httpd/MPM=worker\fR

# \fBsvcadm refresh apache24\fR

# \fBsvcadm restart apache24\fR

.fi

.in -2

.sp

.LP

\fBExample 2 \fRCreate new SMF apache instance

.sp

.LP

This expects that valid configuration exists in

/var/myapache/httpd.conf and it has altered all relevant directives

against default apache instance (e.g. PidFile, Listen, DocumentRoot,

ErrorLog and CustomLog).

.sp

.in +2

.nf

# \fBcp /lib/svc/manifest/network/http-apache24.xml my-apache24.xml\fR

.sp

Edit my-apache24.xml and rename instance name to my-apache24.

# \fBsvccfg import my-apache24.xml\fR

# \fBsvccfg -s my-apache24 setprop httpd/startup_options=\\("-f" "/var/myapache/httpd.conf"\\)\fR

# \fBsvcadm refresh my-apache24\fR

.fi

.in -2

.sp

.SH SEE ALSO

.sp

.LP

\fBattributes(5)\fR, \fBhttpd(8)\fR, apachectl(8)

.sp

.LP

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/

.SH NOTES

.sp

.LP

In addition to the documentation and man pages included with Solaris,

more information is available at http://httpd.apache.org/\&.

.sp

.LP

The Apache 2 man pages are provided with the programming modules. To

view the manual pages for the Apache 2 modules with the man command, add \fB/usr/apache2/[version]/man\fR to the MANPATH environment variable.

See \fBman(1)\fR for more information. Running \fBcatman(1M)\fR on

the Apache 2 manual pages is not supported.