One of the biggest problems for both Web hosting providers and clients is server security. How do you provide a flexible server environment for the client while maintaining some level of security? In this article, Jamie Wilson explains how the Apache Web server and the suEXEC module make that possible. . . .
One of the biggest problems for both Web hosting providers and clients is server security. How do you provide a flexible server environment for the client while maintaining some level of security? In this article, Jamie Wilson explains how the Apache Web server and the suEXEC module make that possible.

Apache is one of the most widely used Web servers on the Internet. Its easy-to-read configuration file and excellent scalability make it a perfect solution for a wide range of Websites. One of Apache's many optional modules, called suEXEC, provides complete flexibility for users while maintaining a level of control and security acceptable to administrators.

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