I have nginx instead of apache in '/etc/default/'. How can I restore apache2? #apache2 #nginx #webserver

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Under '/etc/default/' i find 'nginx' instead of 'apache2' !!! how can i restore apache2 without messing up my system? #apache2 #nginx #webserver

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PHP8.3 not working with Apache #server #apache2 #php

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If you're running Nextcloud on top of Apache2 on Debian 12 server and after upgrading to Debian 13 server it refuses to start up again, do the following:

a2dismod php8.2
a2enmod php8.4
systemctl restart apache2

At least that was what I needed to do.

OpenAI lancia 2 modelli open source gpt-oss: potenza AI alla portata di tutti

https://gomoot.com/openai-lancia-2-modelli-open-source-gpt-oss-potenza-ai-alla-portata-di-tutti/

Latest Apache Upgrade for Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS #apache2

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Amazon will offer OpenAI’s open-weight models, sidestepping Microsoft via Apache 2.0 license - Image via Amazon

OpenAI released its first open-weight AI models in more than ... - https://www.geekwire.com/2025/amazon-will-offer-openais-open-weight-models-sidestepping-microsoft-via-apache-2-0-license/ #artificialgeneralintelligence #openaimicrosoftpartnership #artificialintelligence #open-weightmodels #apache2.0license #openaiamazondeal #techpartnerships #amazonsagemaker #cloudcomputing

I fail to access a local apache2 on port 8090. I read previous answers to similar questions but they don't seem to work for me #apache2

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Not so much of a questions but #apache2 #ssl

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Wie geil ist des... Gerade etwas bemerkt:

Wenn bei #apache2 eine config für einen virtuellen host existiert, dieser ein "Reverse Proxy" für ein websocket ist, dann könnte es ja sein, das es cool wäre den part mit dem "redirect" regeln in dem Tag des virtuellen host zu haben und nicht außerhalb davon...

Könnte ich Recht haben mit dieser Erkenntnis?

Danke geht an @snornik für die Idee dazu. Werde das nachher mal ausprobieren...

#duckduckfedi is for newer(8.x) #php with #apache2 as a webserver, the library 'libapache2-mod-fastcgi(d)' still required to be installed?

Why is the #FSF recommending the #Apache2 license as permissive license above #MIT, #ISC, #BSD etc.?

Sneaky way way to promote #GPL3 above #GPL2? As far as I know Apache 2 is not compatible with GPL2.

Why in the world would one choose a permissive license which is not compatible with GPL2?

#license #software

We Put Chromium on a Unikernel (OSS Apache 2.0)

https://github.com/onkernel/kernel-images

#HackerNews #Chromium #Unikernel #OSS #Apache2.0 #TechNews #OpenSource

#Mistral Small 3.1: SOTA Multimodal #AI with 128k Context Window

#MistralAI releases improved #opensource model outperforming #Gemma3 and #GPT4oMini with 150 tokens/sec speed. Features #multimodal capabilities under #Apache2 license.

#machinelearning

a2enmod expires cache cache_disk

CacheRoot /var/cache/apache2/mod_cache_disk
CacheQuickHandler off
CacheLock on
# Optional while testing stuff;
CacheDetailHeader on

# My Instance ist not at the root, but under "/social"; so this needs to be adapted for most I guess:
<LocationMatch "^/social/[^/]+/s">
CacheEnable disk
ExpiresActive On
ExpiresDefault "access plus 30 days"
</LocationMatch>

*EDIT thanks for all the (similar) answers! I had always thought a web server only would serve files owned by the web user, regardless of those file mode settings! I was mistaken! :)

Apache2 (on Debian) question

Uhh, I put a file owned by root in my web server dir, and now I can download it from my browser.. is that supposed to be possible or do I have to change some settiing?

I thought only files from the www user should be viewable/downloadable?

I'm getting used to #moodle on #android and I was a bit surprised to find restrictions like number of downloads or push notification devices. As far as I can tell, this restriction is not in the server, but in the app itself. The app has a free tier and paid plans, but I'm not used to seeing this kind of restrictions on free software (#Apache2 licensed).

Add canonical headers for files in Apache2

https://andreas.scherbaum.la/post/2024-12-26_add-canonical-headers-for-files-in-apache2/

For the people that are into #apache2 and #sysadmin things. Is there a standardized way of blocking clients trying to probe / check for vulns?

I'm seeing a bunch of requests to my box resulting in 400 responses from a few IPs. For now I've just locked them out using a rudimentary fail2ban jail. But I'm wondering if there is any other ways of doing this?