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The Apache Web Server
Order
This option determines the order in which the settings for Allow and Deny
access permissions are applied. The default setting is:
Order allow,deny
Accordingly, the access permissions for allowed accesses are applied first,
followed by the access permissions for denied accesses. The underlying
approach is based on one of the following:
allow all allow every access and define exceptions
deny all deny every access and define exceptions
Example for deny all:
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from example.com
Allow from 10.1.0.0/255.255.0.0
AccessFileName
Here, set the name for the files that can override the global access permis-
sions and other settings for directories delivered by Apache (see Sec-
tion 22.7.2 on the preceding page). The default setting is .htaccess.
ErrorLog
Specifies the name of the file in which Apache logs error messages. The
default setting is /var/log/httpd/errorlog. Error messages for vir-
tual hosts (see Section 22.10 on page 548) are also logged in this file, unless
a special log file was specified in the VirtualHost section of the configu-
ration file.
LogLevel
Error messages are classified according to various severity levels. This set-
ting specifies the severity level from which error messages are logged. Set-
ting it to a level causes error messages of this and higher severity levels to
be logged. The default setting is warn.
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