On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 10:49 AM, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sam Carleton wrote: > > > > I am a small one man ISV. My software has different versions which > > have different features. I want to hide the fact that I am setting a > > handler and authtype in the http.conf so my customer cannot hack the > > module into providing features in which they did not purchase. > > Start the server with -f real.conf. Within real.conf, Include httpd.conf > > Otherwise no, and if you review server_info, these will show up. Consider > the POV of other Administrators, you certainly wouldn't want such things > hidden from your purview as the admin, right? So there's no such facility
Actually, there is no "administrator" of the web server, it is a packaged solution where I am distributing the pieces of Apache that are needed to run my app and I have a desktop application that creates the httpd.conf and starts the web server. Ultimately I am going for security by way of obfuscation. I know there are better ways and maybe with time I will move that direction, but one step at a time;) I was going to use SSL until I remembered there are export laws to worry about, so being a one man shop, it simply isn't worth it:) Sam
