👉 "Welcome.conf" is a file that starts a server application in a Unix-like operating system environment. It contains configuration settings for various components of your Linux server, such as network configurations, permissions, and security settings. This conf-file is read and modified by the server's scripts or software. The exact details vary depending on the platform but might include: - Server hostname - Server port - User/passport authentication protocols - SSL/TLS certificates (if needed) - Networking configuration - Database schema In essence, it acts as a script that helps control and manage the operations of your server environment.
