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ServerTokens :: unsecure -Apache shows everything
With Debian3.1 and ISPC Default installation apache shows "Full" information about apache & co.
I can't find the httpd.conf file where I can change
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Where is it in ISCP?
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This is not configured by ISPConfig, "ServerTokens Full" is the default setting in DEBIAN.
Have you tried to add "ServerTokens Min" to your httpd.conf and restarted your httpd?
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If it's not in your Apache configuration, you must manually add the ServerTokens directive and restart Apache.
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If it's not in your Apache configuration, you must manually add the ServerTokens directive and restart Apache.
Ok, thanks.
I thing you could put it in your Debian perfect setup
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If you want to hide Apache information,
you just have to change these lines (or add them if they aren't there already) in your apache config.
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ServerSignature Off ServerTokens Prod
ServerSignature controls server information that is displayed on apache generated pages. Like error pages.
ServerTokens controls the
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