Definition: APRSbouncer.conf: An Apache configuration file that specifies settings for a server or web application. Defines various parameters such as database connection, file permissions, etc., to configure the application's behavior.
Specifically:
- 'APRS' - stands for Apache Server Redirects (A)
- 'Bouncer' - is used in this context: A system that forwards incoming requests and redirects them to a different server or location if a forbidden request is detected. This often involves redirecting URLs to a server's secure connection.
- 'Conf' - can be seen as the configuration file where these rules are defined, usually at the end of an Apache config file.
Definition:
A server-specific setting used in Apache web servers to forward requests and determine which resources should be accessed through the SSL/TLS certificate. This is often required for certain domains or services to ensure secure communication when accessing other sites on those domain names.
APRSbouncer.conf