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Inside the Apache directory structure

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Published: Jul 20, 2010

Updated: Nov 10, 2020

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This free tutorial introduces the Apache administrator to the directory layouts used for a given installation. With this knowledge, administrators can
then easily locate Apache’s executable and utility files, and determine what’s necessary for custom configuration.

This free tutorial introduces the Apache administrator to the directory layouts used for a given installation. With this knowledge, administrators can then easily locate Apache’s executable and utility files, and determine what’s necessary for custom configuration.

Jeremy Reed

Jeremy Reed is a ServerWatch contributor.

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