• Registered: 2011-03-02
  • Posts: 5

Topic: How to enable mod_headers, mod_expires in apache

Hi
I am one of the people in charge of the stkaddons project.

Is there a way to enable mod_headers and mod_expires in apache? mod_gzip would be helpful too if possible. We're seeing some really unprecedented website and resource usage, and we're trying to cut down on bandwidth use as much as possible. Hopefully with these, that could ideally halve the bandwidth usage we're currently at.

Thanks!

  • Registered: 2005-01-24
  • Posts: 754

Re: How to enable mod_headers, mod_expires in apache

Hi,

It seems that you moved most of the stuff on your download repository, which fixed the bandwidth "issue" :-)

Sylvain

  • Registered: 2011-03-02
  • Posts: 5

Re: How to enable mod_headers, mod_expires in apache

Actually, the download script was modified to redirect to the download page, rather than read in files from the download server and push them out again.

  • Registered: 2005-01-24
  • Posts: 754

Re: How to enable mod_headers, mod_expires in apache

Ohhh, you should have been killed for doing that :-)

  • Registered: 2012-04-21
  • Posts: 3

Re: How to enable mod_headers, mod_expires in apache

Please help me in protecting some areas of my website?
I want to make a few areas on my site available only for registered and not-expired customers.


The protection should exactly be like this:-

1. let there be 3 products which can be purchased by customers:-
- product1
- product2
- product3

2. And two folders on my site which will be accessible as given below:
- downloads1 - Accessible to product1and product3
customers
- downloads2 - Accessible to product2and product3
customers

I am considering the following protection methods:-

- New_Rewrite
- Mod_Rewrite + php_include

(Since I want to protect non- PHP files - I am not considering php_include protection).

Now my question:-

1. There are prerequisite for using these methods:- mod_rewrite has to be available from .htaccess files and the server should support mod_rewrite . What do these things mean. Please explain in detail.

2. Which protection method would best suit my requirement? From the security point of view which one is best. Else suggest me some other methods.

3. Give me some good links to tutorials on using these protection methods.

  • Registered: 2005-01-24
  • Posts: 754

Re: How to enable mod_headers, mod_expires in apache

Well, we can only fix TuxFamily's users issues :-)

Sylvain