Administering Oracle HTTP Server
Table of Contents
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- Preface
- What's New in Oracle HTTP Server 12c 12.1.2
- Part I Understanding Oracle HTTP Server
- 1 Introduction to Oracle HTTP Server
- 2 Understanding Oracle HTTP Server Modules
- 3 Understanding Oracle HTTP Server Management Tools
- Part II Managing Oracle HTTP Server
- 4 Working with Oracle HTTP Server
- 4.1 Before You Begin
- 4.2 Creating an OHS Instance
- 4.3 Performing Basic OHS Tasks
- 4.4 Remotely Administering Oracle HTTP Server
- 4.5 Specifying Server Properties
- 4.6 Configuring Oracle HTTP Server
- 4.6.1 Configuring Secure Sockets Layer
- 4.6.2 Configuring MIME Settings
- 4.6.3 Configuring mod_perl
- 4.6.4 Configuring the WebLogic Proxy Plug-in (mod_wl_ohs)
- 4.6.5 Modifying an Oracle HTTP Server Configuration File
- 4.6.6 Using the apxs Command to Install Extension Modules
- 4.6.7 Disabling the Options Method
- 4.6.8 Updating the Configuration for Oracle HTTP Server Instances on a Shared Filesystem
- 5 Managing and Monitoring Server Processes
- 6 Managing Connectivity
- 7 Managing Oracle HTTP Server Logs
- 8 Managing Application Security
- 4 Working with Oracle HTTP Server
- Part III Appendixes and Glossary
- A OHS Introspector Plug-in for OVAB
- B Frequently Asked Questions
- B.1 How Do I Create Application-Specific Error Pages?
- B.2 What Type of Virtual Hosts Are Supported for HTTP and HTTPS?
- B.3 Can I Use Different Language and Character Set Versions of Document?
- B.4 Can I Apply Apache HTTP Server Security Patches to Oracle HTTP Server?
- B.5 Can I Upgrade the Apache HTTP Server Version of Oracle HTTP Server?
- B.6 Can I Compress Output From Oracle HTTP Server?
- B.7 How Do I Create a Namespace That Works Through Firewalls and Clusters?
- B.8 How do I Protect the Web Site from Hackers?
- B.9 Should I Re-register Partner Applications with SSO Server If I Disable or Enable SSL?
- B.10 Why is REDIRECT_ERROR_NOTES not set for "File Not Found" errors?
- B.11 How can I hide information about the Web Server Vendor and Version
- B.12 Can I Start OHS by Using apachectl or Other Command-Line Tool?
- C Troubleshooting Oracle HTTP Server
- C.1 Oracle HTTP Server Unable to Start Due to Port Conflict
- C.2 System Overloaded by Number of httpd Processes
- C.3 Permission Denied When Starting Oracle HTTP Server On a Port Below 1024
- C.4 Oracle HTTP Server May Fail To Start If PM Files Are Not Located Correctly
- C.5 Exception Thrown when Unsetting PerSetEnv and Removing Variable
- C.6 Using Log Files to Locate Errors
- C.7 Recovering an OHS Instance on a Remote Host
- C.8 Oracle HTTP Server Performance Issues
- C.9 Out of DMS Shared Memory
- D Configuration Files
- E Property Files
- F Configuring mod_security
- G OHS Module Directives
- G.1 mod_certheaders
- G.2 mod_ossl
- G.2.1 SSLAccelerator
- G.2.2 SSLCARevocationFile
- G.2.3 SSLCARevocationPath
- G.2.4 SSLCipherSuite
- G.2.5 SSLEngine
- G.2.6 SSLFIPS
- G.2.7 SSLInsecureRenegotiation
- G.2.8 SSLMutex
- G.2.9 SSLNZTraceLogLevel
- G.2.10 SSLOptions
- G.2.11 SSLPassPhraseDialog
- G.2.12 SSLProtocol
- G.2.13 SSLProxyCipherSuite
- G.2.14 SSLProxyEngine
- G.2.15 SSLProxyProtocol
- G.2.16 SSLProxyWallet
- G.2.17 SSLRequire
- G.2.18 SSLRequireSSL
- G.2.19 SSLSessionCache
- G.2.20 SSLSessionCacheTimeout
- G.2.21 SSLVerifyClient
- G.2.22 SSLWallet
- G.3 mod_plsql
- Glossary