There may be classes inside the libraries that you’d rather not make available. You can prevent the use of these classes with the disable_classes directive.
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What is the default value of max_execution_time directive? This directive specifies how many seconds a script can execute before being terminated.
This directive specifies, in megabytes, how much memory a script can use. Default value: 128M.
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Suppose all web material is located within the directory /home/www. To prevent users from viewing and manipulating files such as /etc/password, which one of the following statements should you use?
Six options are available: Full, Major, Minimal, Minior, OS, and Prod. If it is set to Full ‘Apache/2.2.11 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.3.2 Server’ will be displayed.
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Which directive should we disable to obscure the fact that PHP is being used on our server?
Using the expose_php directive we can prevent PHP version details from being appended on our web server signature. When expose_php is disabled, the server signature will look like: Apache/2.2.11 (Ubuntu) Server.
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Say I want to change the extension of a PHP file, which of the following statements should I edit to change from .php to .html in the httpd.conf file?
This happened because safe mode often creates many problems as it resolves, largely due to the need for enterprise applications to use many of the features safe mode disables.
