Resource Topic: Apache
Upgrading or Installing PHP on Ubuntu 22.04
Upgrade PHP on Ubuntu 22.04 for better security & performance. This guide covers installation, Apache configuration, and managing PHP modules.
How to redirect non-WWW to WWW in the HTACCESS file
Learn how to redirect non-WWW URLs to WWW using .htaccess on Nexcess servers. This guide includes specific instructions for WordPress, Magento, and standard 301…
Locating your SSH (Secure Shell) credentials in Managed WordPress/WooCommerce
SSH (Secure Shell) and SSH FTP (SFTP) access via command line is available in Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce plans and credentials are found…
Installing WordPress using WP-CLI
With your SSH credentials, learn how to install WordPress using the WordPress Command Line Interface (WP-CLI) after creating a database for the new WordPress…
What is the Apache .htpasswd file?
Learn more about the Apache .htpasswd file. This article provides the definition and purpose of the .htpasswd file and how it facilitates basic access…
How to manage index files
Control the way Apache manages directories using SiteWorx. You can set the files Apache looks for when a browser requests a URL that doesn't…
How to Install Apache on CentOS 7
Use httpd to install Apache on a single CentOS 7 node. You'll be installing Apache on a server that doesn't yet have a web…
List Which Apache 2 Modules are Enabled on CentOS 7
Need to know what Apache modules are installed on your CentOS 7 server? Utilize this one command to see which modules are enabled in…
Apache Modules Explained
Apache's modular design allows for the ability to only use resources on the features and functions you need. Use this article to determine the…