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  1. #1
    servertech is offline Newbie
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    Cool To Hide Apache Information

    Hi guys, you can just check this out..

    To hide the information, add the following two apache directives in Apache configuration file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
    ServerTokens ProductOnly
    ServerSignature Off
    Now you need to restart your web server using the following command
    #/etc/init.d/apache2 restart
    Now the output for apache header looks like below
    Server: Apache


    Hit me back if you got any questions

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    mioot is offline Member
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    Thanks , we can also hide the PHP version like that.

    Hide PHP Version Details

    If you want to hide the PHP version you need to edit the /etc/php4/apache/php.ini(For php4 users) file and /etc/php5/apache/php.ini (For php5 users)

    Change the following option

    expose_php On

    to

    expose_php Off

    Now you need to restart your web server using the following command

    #/etc/init.d/apache2 restart

    After making this change PHP will no longer add it’s signature to the web server header.

    If you are running php from cli against a php file, the output is a html file (as seen by a browser). In some distributions (like Debian) the php-cli is controlled by a different php.ini file (/etc/php[4,5]/cli/php.ini).
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