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Hello students, to configure a linux based web server with the requirement mentioned, as the steps we will follow is the first is the virtual host, virtual hosting, virtual hosting.
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In virtual hosting, install first initially we need to install and configure the apache, we need to first install and configure the apache web server on your linux system, then later we need to modify the apache file as the file path of etc httpd with a config httpd .conf or you can write or it is like or it is as you can also write as etc apache, apache 2 of apache of the apache 2 .conf.
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So, to enable the name based version hosting and the necessary configuration directories for the each virtual host specifying the different document routes and the domain name.
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Restart the apache server to apply the changes.
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The next step you will follow as the limit, limit, maximum, limit, maximum, simulation user, simultaneous, simultaneous users, fine.
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The limit maximum simultaneous user, it modifies the apache configuration files to set the maximum client or the maximum request workers directory to 2.
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Restart the apache server to apply the changes.
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Then you can use the user authentication or the directory, user authentication, authentication for directory, for the directory as create a directory for image example, example as in a source, in a source as www of htdocs, htdocs of images, images as it can be source or it will be also be srv in some of the files.
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And the config, and the config apache requires to require user authentication for accessing the files in the directory by adding the appropriate directives in the virtual host configuration or in the .htaccess file inside the image directory.
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Create a password file using an htpassword utility and specify the users with their password allowed to access the directory.
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Restart the apache server to apply the changes.
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Later after that you need to perform the performance of the performance monitoring script, script, monitoring script, script...