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    1 # The best way to turn this into a working webwork server config file is to do
    2 # a global find/replace on the following strings:
    3 # !WEBWORK_ROOT! -> the root of your personal webwork-modperl tree
    4 # !WEBWORK_USER! -> your user name
    5 # !WEBWORK_PORT! -> the port on which you want to run this server
    6 #                   (please use 10000 + your UID)
    7 # !PG_ROOT! -> the root of your personal pg tree
    8 # If your home directories are stored somewhere other than /home (for example,
    9 # /u) you should also replace /home with the directory used at your site.
   10 
   11 # After those find/replace operations, you should edit the access control
   12 # statements at the bottom of this file.
   13 
   14 Include /usr/local/etc/apache/httpd-wwmp-header.conf
   15 
   16 Port !WEBWORK_PORT!
   17 User !WEBWORK_USER!
   18 Group !WEBWORK_USER!
   19 
   20 ServerAdmin !WEBWORK_USER!@localhost
   21 
   22 LockFile !WEBWORK_ROOT!/logs/httpd.lock
   23 PidFile !WEBWORK_ROOT!/logs/httpd.pid
   24 ErrorLog !WEBWORK_ROOT!/logs/error.log
   25 
   26 # On systems that use it, ScoreBoardFile must be different for different
   27 # invocations of Apache.  webwork-dev doens't appear to be one of those
   28 # systems.
   29 #ScoreBoardFile /var/run/httpd.scoreboard
   30 
   31 PerlFreshRestart On
   32 <Location /webwork2>
   33     SetHandler perl-script
   34     PerlHandler Apache::WeBWorK
   35 
   36     PerlSetVar webwork_root !WEBWORK_ROOT!
   37     PerlSetVar pg_root !PG_ROOT!
   38     <Perl>
   39   use lib '!WEBWORK_ROOT!/lib';
   40   use lib '!PG_ROOT!/lib';
   41     </Perl>
   42 </Location>
   43 
   44 # We're limiting the number of children because we'll be running a lot and
   45 # don't want to bog the development box down.
   46 StartServers 2
   47 MinSpareServers 2
   48 MaxSpareServers 2
   49 MaxClients 150
   50 # How "old" a child is allowed to get.  0 for unlimited requests
   51 # Pick a low number -- you're bound to screw something up, right?
   52 MaxRequestsPerChild 100
   53 
   54 # This DocumentRoot doesn't actually make a lot of sense.  In a
   55 # WeBWorK mod_perl system, there is no static document root, but the
   56 # DocumentRoot does have to exist, and not have a subdirectory
   57 # named "webwork2".  It suffices.
   58 DocumentRoot "!WEBWORK_ROOT!/htdocs"
   59 
   60 # This alias, however, is important.
   61 Alias /webwork2_files/ !WEBWORK_ROOT!/htdocs/
   62 
   63 # This should match the DocumentRoot
   64 <Directory "!WEBWORK_ROOT!/htdocs">
   65     Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
   66     AllowOverride None
   67     Order allow,deny
   68     Allow from all
   69 </Directory>
   70 
   71 # Possible forms of access limitation (edit to taste)
   72 
   73 # The user maintains his own htpasswd file, presumably with only herself in it
   74 #<Location />
   75 # AuthType Basic
   76 # AuthName "!WEBWORK_USER!'s WeBWorK development system"
   77 # AuthUserFile /home/!WEBWORK_USER!/webwork-modperl/conf/htpasswd
   78 # Require valid-user
   79 #</Location>
   80 
   81 # The system administrator maintains an htpasswd file that all users reference
   82 #<Location />
   83 # AuthType Basic
   84 # AuthName "!WEBWORK_USER!'s WeBWorK development system"
   85 # AuthUserFile /usr/local/etc/apache/htpasswd-wwmp
   86 # Require valid-user
   87 #</Location>
   88 
   89 # You have mod_pam_auth and would like to authenticate against your
   90 # /etc/passwd file.  (NOTE: It is a good idea to use Digest authentication
   91 # instead of Basic, even though this limits your choice of browsers, because
   92 # of the heightened sensitivity of normal system passwords.)
   93 #<Location />
   94 # AuthType Digest
   95 # AuthName "!WEBWORK_USER!'s WeBWorK development system"
   96 # AuthPAM_Enabled on
   97 # Require valid-user
   98 ##  Require group wwdev
   99 #</Location>