Apache

Adding SSL to your Apache Server

SSL / HTTPS has become a hard requirement nowadays. The following article is helpful to people who use Apache as a webserver.

You can use the code in this article as a starting point to providing cross domain access.

Recently, I had to setup Apache with PHP directly on my mackbook. It was rather easy.

To disable the php cache in Bitnami WAMP stack, use the instructions in this article.

One way would be to edit your site’s .htaccess file and add some new lines of code.

Problem: trying to start an Apache server on port 80 fails due to the fact that the 80 is not available.

The content of a configuration file for a new domain in apache (e.g. ) should be the code in this article.

The code is pretty simple. Let’s see it! 🙂

The following is a PHP programmer’s Linux beginner guide to setting up a development environment.

The code in this article added at the begining of the .htaccess file, will redirect non-www urls to corespondent www, as expected.

This proiect uses PHP, Javascript, CSS, HTML and PostgreSQL