👉 In the Bible, the "5100-allow-http https out.v4.conf" refers to the set of rules in a domain or web server that allows requests from HTTP/HTTPS, but denies all other protocols. It's like a firewall or security setting where only specific domains are allowed access. The word 'out' indicates it restricts outgoing connections to that specific domain and not others.
The "5100" usually represents the domain name, while "allow-http" is the HTTP header value that enables the protocol (HTTP/HTTPS) on a request from the allowed domain. Similarly, "https" specifies HTTPS encryption for secure communication. The "out.v4.conf" part typically refers to an Apache or Nginx configuration file, which is used by many web servers and platforms like OpenStack, Cloudflare, etc., to handle HTTP/HTTPS traffic.
5100-allow-http_https_out.v4.conf