There are several ways to test a website for HTTP/2 protocol support: Using Browser Developer Tools: Using Online Tools: Using Command Line Tools: Using Browser Extensions: Remember, HTTP/2 requires HTTPS encryption, so make sure the website uses HTTPS before testing.
Apache error codes are three-digit numbers returned by the Apache web server when something goes wrong during the processing of HTTP requests.
Today, we are installing certbot on Debian 11 with Apache2 (Apache/2.4.54 (Debian). This article assumes you have Apache installed. If not, see How To Install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySql-Maria, PHP) On Debian 11.
This article describes How to install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySql-Maria, PHP) on Debian 11. The first step is to install a Devian server.
So, the following we run the commands to set up apache for wordpress. Download and unzip the WordPress package from: Then extract the package to the apache root directory: Activate Mod Rewrite. Create vhosts. After installing it, you will need to restart Apache services with the command: If needed, you will need to edit the … Read more
This how-to guide will help you to step by step create and install Self Signed Certificate in Apache server on Linux systems. Step 2 – Create Self Signed Certificate (please change to your domain name 🙂Now create SSL certificate. Change the name “apache” to your site name if you plan on multiple sites. Openssl will … Read more
Here is a simple lamp install script for CentOS 8. Check the installation Insert the PHP code below and save the file. [/bash] Then head out to your browser, and type the URL below. Remember to replace the server IP address with your server’s actual IP address. http://server-ip-address/info.php
How to test apache. Create 2 files: testload.php test.php Create a php file testload.php that checks the existence of another file named test.php in the same directory of two CentOS 7 servers with the same hardware characteristics and load but with different MPM. One of them will use event and the other one will use … Read more
The Apache mod_status module is something that can be very useful when troubleshooting high CPU or Memory usage with Apache. Taken it directly from the Apache documentation: – The number of worker serving requests. – The number of idle worker. – The status of each worker, the number of requests that worker has performed and … Read more