apachesettings 1.0 Apache reverse proxy: Settings Apache /pkg_edit.php?xml=apache_settings.xml&id=0 ModSecurity /pkg_edit.php?xml=apache_mod_security_settings.xml Sync /pkg_edit.php?xml=apache_mod_security_sync.xml Daemon Options /pkg_edit.php?xml=apache_settings.xml 2 Backends / Balancers /pkg.php?xml=apache_balancer.xml 2 Virutal Hosts /pkg.php?xml=apache_virtualhost.xml 2 Logs /apache_view_logs.php 2 General listtopic Global site E-mail administrator globalsiteadminemail Enter the site administrators e-mail address input Server hostname hostname NOTE: Leave blank to use this devices hostname.]]> input Default Bind to IP Address globalbindtoipaddr NOTE: Leave blank to bind to *]]> input Default Bind to port globalbindtoport NOTE: Leave blank to bind to 80]]> input 5 Performance listtopic Keep alive keepalive select Max keep alive Requests maxkeepalivereq It's recommend to leave this number high, for maximum performance.
Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 keep alive timeout keepalivetimeout Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 Servers Limit serverlimit Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 Start Servers startservers Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 Min Spare Threads minsparethreads input 5 Max Spare Threads maxsparethreads input 5 Threads Limit threadslimit Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 Thread Stack Size threadstacksize Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 threadsperchild threadsperchild Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 MaxClients maxclients Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 MaxRequestsPerChild maxrequestsperchild Leave empty to use apache defaults.]]> input 5 Cache settings listtopic Memory cache size memcachesize Leave empty to use default value or 0 to disable memory cache.
Enables mod_mem_cache which stores cached documents in memory.]]> input 10 Disk Cache Max File Size diskcachesize Leave empty to use default value or 0 to disable disk cache.
mod_disk_cache implements a disk based storage manager. It is primarily of use in conjunction with mod_cache.]]> input 10 Connection limits (DoS protection) listtopic header header_time_out Sample: To allow at least 10 seconds to receive the request including the headers and increase the timeout by 1 second for every 500 bytes received but do not allow more than 30 seconds for the request including the headers:
10,30,500]]> input 10 body body_time_out Sample: To allow at least 10 seconds to receive the request body and if the client sends data, increase the timeout by 1 second for every 1000 bytes received, with no upper limit for the timeout (exept for the limit given indirectly by LimitRequestBody):
10,1000]]> input 10 Limit Request Body LimitRequestBody The LimitRequestBody directive allows the user to set a limit on the allowed size of an HTTP request message body within the context in which the directive is given (server, per-directory, per-file or per-location). If the client request exceeds that limit, the server will return an error response instead of servicing the request.]]> input 10 Status Page listtopic Status Page statuspage select Network Access Status Page netaccessstatus NOTE: Leave blank define all networks]]> input apache_mod_security_resync(); /usr/local/pkg/apache_mod_security.inc