Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 270_filter_haproxy_all.conf

👉 The "270_filter_haproxy_all.conf" file, or a similar name, typically holds a list of filters for Apache web servers to apply when serving certain types of content on a server. It's often used in configuration files within an Apache web server script to filter out unwanted or potentially harmful content.

Definition:

The "270_filter_haproxy_all.conf" is a key configuration file located within the Apache web server, typically located under `/etc/httpd/conf/proxy` or `/etc/apache2/sites-available`. This file enables automatic filtering of HTTP requests based on specific criteria for handling content from various sources.

Example usage:

Consider an Apache web server that runs on multiple machines and needs to filter out unwanted files and directories. If a specific pattern is used within this configuration, the web server can use this to reject or accept content accordingly. This file typically includes rules for filtering specific types of requests (like `HTTP_
` from `/etc/httpd/`, `/etc/apache2/`), which can include HTTP headers such as `X-Forwarded-Host` and `Accept-Language`. This allows the server to automatically decide whether a request is allowed or denied based on these rules.

270_filter_haproxy_all.conf