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Apache's DocumentRoot directive

By on Jan 22, 2010 in VPS & Dedicated, Web Hosting, Web servers

Apache HTTP Server gives you the flexibility to decide where you want to store the web-accessible files for your websites. Most operating systems have their own unique directory structure for their default web server installations, but even those can be changed. The Apache default document root is /usr/local/apache/htdocs. To change the document root, use the [...]

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How to set cookie expiration in Apache

By on Jan 21, 2010 in Web Hosting, Web servers

Cookies are very important for dynamic websites. They allow you to set parameters for user interaction. With cookies, your website can remember visitors and show them appropriate data, ads, and even specific pages. By default, cookies only last for a single browser session. With the CookieExpires Apache directive, you can set the length of time. [...]

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Alternative Index Entries

By on Nov 16, 2009 in Web Hosting, Web servers

Question: How do I configure my website to automatically go to a page other than index.***? Answer: If your web hosting provider is hosting your site using Apache HTTP server, you can accomplish this very easily with an htaccess file. If you do not already have one, create a plain text file in your main [...]

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