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Red Hat Linux 6.2 Copyright © 2000 by Red Hat, Inc. The Official Red Hat Linux Secure Server Installation Guide Red Hat, Inc.         2600 Meridian Parkway         Durham  NC  27713         USA PO Box 13588         Research Triangle Park  NC         27709 USA 919-547-0012 1-888-733-4281 919-547-0024 docs@redhat.com        N/A Table of Contents 1. Introduction How to Provide Feedback Acknowledgments 2. Installing Your Server Choose Which Packages to Install Apache JServ ht://Dig IMP Lynx-ssl Mailman mod_dav mod_roaming mod_ssl-sxnet OpenSSH openssl-devel perl-Apache-ASP PGP rhl-ss stunnel Webalizer Packages Included in Red Hat Linux Bonus E-Commerce Applications Your Operating System Must be Red Hat Linux 6.0 or Greater If You're Running a Web Server Stop Any Running Web Server Processes What Happens to Your Old Configuration Files? Installing the Red Hat Linux Secure Server If You're Not Using GNOME or KDE Mounting the CD-ROM Finding Help and Documentation Useful Sources of Information How to Un-install the Red Hat Linux Secure Server 3. Securing Your Server Using Existing Keys and Certificates How Server Security Works Deciding on a Certificate Authority VeriSign Certificate Packages Proving Your Organization's Identity to a CA Proving Your Organization's Identity to VeriSign Proving Your Organization's Identity to Thawte Creating Your Key and Certificate Request Generating a Key Generating a Certificate Request Getting a Test Certificate Creating Your Own Test Certificate Obtaining a Test Certificate from VeriSign Obtaining a Test Certificate from Thawte Installing and Testing Your Certificate Buying a Certificate Purchasing a Certificate From VeriSign Purchasing a Certificate From Thawte Starting and Stopping Your Server Accessing Your Server 4. Configuring Your Server Configuration Directives ServerType ServerRoot LockFile PidFile ScoreBoardFile ResourceConfig AccessConfig Timeout KeepAlive MaxKeepAliveRequests KeepAliveTimeout MinSpareServers and MaxSpareServers StartServers MaxClients MaxRequestsPerChild Listen BindAddress LoadModule ClearModuleList AddModule ExtendedStatus Port User Group ServerAdmin ServerName DocumentRoot Directory Options AllowOverride order allow deny UserDir DirectoryIndex AccessFileName CacheNegotiatedDocs UseCanonicalName TypesConfig DefaultType IfModule HostnameLookups ErrorLog LogLevel LogFormat CustomLog ServerSignature Alias ScriptAlias Redirect IndexOptions AddIconByEncoding AddIconByType AddIcon DefaultIcon AddDescription ReadmeName HeaderName IndexIgnore AddEncoding AddLanguage LanguagePriority AddType AddHandler Action MetaDir MetaSuffix ErrorDocument BrowserMatch Location ProxyRequests ProxyVia Cache Directives NameVirtualHost VirtualHost SSL Configuration Directives Adding Modules to Your Server The mod_ssl Security Module Using Virtual Hosts The Red Hat Linux Secure Server Virtual Host Setting Up Virtual Hosts 5. Configuring Optional Packages Configuring Apache::ASP Configuring ht://Dig Configuring mod_perl Configuring mod_php Configuring Squid 6. E-Commerce Credit Card Verification System (CCVS) Basics The Credit Card Verification Process What You'll Need to Run CCVS Modems Merchant Accounts Guidelines for Using CCVS On Your System Installing CCVS Before You Configure CCVS Configuring CCVS Multiple Merchant Accounts Starting CCVS The ccvsd Daemon The cvupload Command Special Language Considerations Index     Next     Introduction

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