Re:Developers fix multitude of vulnerabilities in Apache HTT...
by Symbiote on Saturday September 25, 2021 @04:41AM
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I use it. We probably have 50+ websites hosted on Apache HTTPD.
It's very stable, supports that one special thing many sites need (special headers, stripping file extensions, caching etc) and has excellent documentation.
It's not fashionable, but it will still be unfashionable in another 10 years, and we won't have needed to update the configurations in that time.
It's very stable, supports that one special thing many sites need (special headers, stripping file extensions, caching etc) and has excellent documentation.
It's not fashionable, but it will still be unfashionable in another 10 years, and we won't have needed to update the configurations in that time.