Edit Website Configuration

Please adjust your current Website settings, displayed on the screen.

Please note that more Apache settings are available. To access them, please click the appropriate tab at the top of the screen.

Note that you do not need to explicitly restart Apache after changes to the settings were made - they are effective immediately.

Filed Purpose

Field Name | Description
Hostname (read-only) | Host name for your website.
Administrative User | Name of User that allowed to managea website.
Admin E-mail | Administrator e-mail is typically displayed on Web Server error messages and is used to report potential problems or bugs. Please make sure it is set correctly.

Enabled | Mark this checkbox to make a website available publicly.
Server Aliases | Unoccupied domains (if any). Mark to set a domain as alias.

Prevent hot-linking

Hot-linking ("bandwidth stealing") by some site owner, it refers to linking directly to non-html objects not on one own's server, such as images, .js files etc. The victim's server in this case is robbed of bandwidth (and in turn money) as the violator enjoys showing content without having to pay for its deliverance. The most common practice of hot linking pertains to another site's images. Please, mark this chechbox to disallow hot linking.

PHP extensions | You can type several arbitrary extensions here (like . myext), divided by spaces. After this you can create and upload to your website PHP files like filename.myext. And such file will be parsed as PHP. Your own file extensions parsed as PHP on your site helps you to avoid giving a potential hacker even the slightest clue as to what Scripting language is used.
SSI extensions | Extensions for SSI files. Same rules as for PHP ones.