Apache Removing response headers with Apache Some applications will set erroneous headers that have little to no value to the client. In some cases the header may even pose a security risk by exposing environment/version information. In the
PHP First look: Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS I'm always excited to kick the tires of a new supported release (LTS) of Ubuntu. In most cases I will be using the LTS image for 2-3 years to come, possibly longer. Stateless
Apache Limiting access to ProxyPass Apache resources The Apache Directory directive allows you to limit access to particular routes, ports, etc. for virtual hosts. However when we are proxying requests, directory path permissions are irrelevant. To limit access to proxied
PHP PHP one-line optimizations with Apache on Ubuntu There are a couple changes I immediately make to the default php.ini configuration when setting up an application server. Before making any modifications, we should backup the package maintainer's version of the
Apache Enabling http proxy module in Apache on Ubuntu The Apache proxy module is disabled by default in Ubuntu. Having unused modules enabled has both performance and security implications. That said, in this example we are using: Apache 2.2 Ubuntu 12.