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Glossary-4
DIT
See directory information tree.
DN
See distinguished name.
encryption
The process of disguising a message thereby rendering it unreadable to any but the
intended recipient. Encryption is performed by translating data into secret code.
There are two main types of encryption: public-key encryption (or asymmetric-key
encryption) and symmetric-key encryption.
entry
In the context of a directory service, entries are the building blocks of a directory.
An entry is a collection of information about an object in the directory. Each entry is
composed of a set of attributes that describe one particular trait of the object. For
example, if a directory entry describes a person, that entry can have attributes such
as first name, last name, telephone number, or e-mail address.
failover
The ability to reconfigure a computing system to utilize an alternate active
component when a similar component fails.
HTTP
See Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the underlying format used by the Web to
format and transmit messages and determine what actions Web servers and
browsers should take in response to various commands. HTTP is the protocol used
between Oracle Database and clients.
key
A password or a table needed to decipher encoded data.
LDAP
See Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
- Oracle® HTTP Server 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Managing Server Processes 4
- 7 Oracle HTTP Server Modules 6
- 8 Managing Security 8
- 9 Frequently Asked Questions 8
- B Third Party Licenses 9
- Glossary 10
- Send Us Your Comments 11
- ■ Intended Audience 13
- ■ Documentation Accessibility 13
- ■ Organization 13
- ■ Related Documentation 13
- ■ Conventions 13
- Intended Audience 14
- Documentation Accessibility 14
- Organization 15
- Related Documentation 16
- Conventions 17
- Conventions in Code Examples 18
- Oracle HTTP Server Overview 23
- Oracle HTTP Server Features 24
- Oracle HTTP Server Components 25
- Oracle HTTP Server Support 27
- Oracle HTTP Server Management 28
- Stopping Oracle HTTP Server 29
- Restarting Oracle HTTP Server 29
- Oracle HTTP Server Concepts 31
- Accessing Configuration Files 32
- Configuration Files Syntax 32
- Understanding Modules 33
- Classes of Directives 33
- Scope of Directives 34
- <DirectoryMatch> 35
- <Files> 35
- <FilesMatch> 35
- <Location> 35
- <LocationMatch> 36
- <Limit> 36
- <LimitExcept> 36
- About .htaccess Files 37
- ■ Specifying File Locations 39
- ServerName 40
- UseCanonicalName 40
- ServerAdmin 41
- ServerSignature 41
- ServerTokens 41
- ServerAlias 41
- Specifying File Locations 42
- ErrorLog 43
- LockFile 43
- ScoreBoardFile 43
- ServerRoot 44
- Managing Server Processes 45
- Managing Server Processes 4-3 47
- Handling Server Processes 48
- StartServers 49
- ThreadsPerChild 49
- MaxClients 49
- MaxRequestsPerChild 50
- MaxSpareServers 50
- MinSpareServers 50
- Managing Server Processes 4-7 51
- ■ BindAddress 54
- ■ Listen 54
- BindAddress 55
- ListenBackLog 56
- SendBufferSize 56
- KeepAlive 57
- KeepAliveTimeout 57
- MaxKeepAliveRequests 57
- ■ Specifying Log Formats 61
- ■ Specifying Log Level 61
- ■ Specifying Log Files 61
- Overview 62
- Configuring Oracle HTTP Server 62
- ■ INTERNAL_ERROR 63
- ■ WARNING 63
- ■ NOTIFICATION 63
- Specifying Log Formats 65
- Specifying Log Level 66
- Specifying Log Files 67
- Error Log 68
- PID File 68
- Piped Log 68
- Rewrite Log 69
- Script Log 69
- Transfer Log 69
- Oracle HTTP Server Modules 71
- List of Modules 72
- AddCertHeader SSL_CLIENT_CERT 75
- <Location /foo/> 78
- SimulateHttps on 78
- </Location> 78
- Benefits of mod_onsint 83
- OpmnHostPort localhost: 7778 84
- See Also: mod_perl Guide 85
- Database Usage Notes 86
- Testing Database Connection 87
- Using SQL NCHAR Datatypes 87
- Creating a DAD 90
- Configuration Files 91
- Configuration Parameters 92
- ■ PlsqlDMSEnable 94
- ■ PlsqlLogEnable 94
- ■ PlsqlLogDirectory 94
- Category Value 100
- Default None 100
- Default Same as DAD name 116
- ■ 1 megabytes = 1048576 bytes 122
- See Also: 123
- ■ RewriteOptions 125
- ■ RewriteLog 125
- ■ RewriteLogLevel 125
- ■ RewriteBase 125
- ■ RewriteEngine 125
- Rewrite Rules Hints 127
- Redirection Examples 128
- RewriteEngine On 129
- RewriteRule .* - [F] 129
- Managing Security 131
- Resources Protected 133
- Host-based Access Control 134
- Enabling SSL 140
- Managing Security 8-11 141
- HTTPS://hostname:4443 141
- Using mod_ossl 142
- Using mod_ossl Directives 143
- ■ SSLSessionCacheTimeout 144
- ■ SSLVerifyClient 144
- ■ SSLWallet 144
- ■ SSLWalletPassword 144
- Using mod_proxy Directives 160
- Using the iasobf Utility 163
- Frequently Asked Questions 165
- Supporting PHP 168
- ■ httpd.conf 171
- ■ opmn.xml 171
- Global Environment 172
- Main Server Configuration 173
- Virtual Hosts 173
- ■ UNIX: ORACLE_HOME/xdk/admin 176
- <ias-component> 177
- <process-type> 177
- <process-set> 177
- Third Party Licenses 179
- Apache HTTP Server 180
- Apache SOAP 181
- DBI Module 183
- Perl Kit Readme 187
- Perl Artistic License 189
- Definitions 190
- Greg Stein 194
- Third Party Licenses B-17 195
- Module mod_fastcgi License 196
- Third Party Licenses B-19 197
- The Jaxen Software License 198
- Third Party Licenses B-21 199
- Expat License 200
- The SAXPath License 201
- Glossary-2 204
- Glossary-3 205
- Glossary-4 206
- Glossary-5 207
- Glossary-6 208
- Glossary-7 209
- Glossary-8 210
- Glossary-9 211
- Glossary-10 212
- Index-12 224
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