NCSA HTTPd NCSA HTTPd is an HTTP/1.0 compatible server for making hypertext and other documents available to Web browsers. Please read this copyright notice. The current version is 1.5.2a. If you are using an earlier version, these upgrade notes will be helpful. We also have an FAQ on NCSA HTTPd. A concise listing of reported problems with the current version is also available. We suggest you ...

W3C httpd Administration This is a reference manual to all W3C httpd features. Command line options Listing of all the flags and parameters that httpd understands. Configuration file of httpd also referred to as rule file. Executable Server Scripts: CGI/1.1 How to set up server-side executable scripts to produce documents on the fly. W3C httpd 2.15 has the Common Gateway Interface, CGI/1.0. See ...

The configuration file (often referred to as the rule file) defines how httpd will translate a request into a document name. The directives controlling httpd features are also put into the configuration file, as well as protection configuration. This is essential to prevent unauthorized access to your private documents.