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RE: [Securityfocus-webapp] RE: Removing Apache Banner on IBM WebsphereHTTP : msg#00049

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Subject: RE: [Securityfocus-webapp] RE: Removing Apache Banner on IBM WebsphereHTTP Server (Apache) for Windows

What Thiago says,

If you really want to get rid of the Apache part,
have a look in the httpd.h file in the apache source.
You can change it there,

Note that it can break things like mod_ssl if you change
the file.

Cheers

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Thiago Lima
Verzonden: vrijdag 20 februari 2004 16:26
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Onderwerp: [Securityfocus-webapp] RE: Removing Apache Banner on IBM
WebsphereHTTP Server (Apache) for Windows



With this directive you can't remove the "Apache" word.

All you can do is remove the built-in modules and apache version
from been show.

You'll allways have a "Server: Apache" header.

I belive that apache does that to keep beating IIS in the "most used
http server" benchmarks.

But you can allways hack the code.

[]s

> It's (unfortunately) not possible to change the server signature in
>> httpd.conf. With Apache 1.3 I would recommend changing it with
>
>It is possible to change the server signature in Apache 1.3.
>http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#servertokens :
>"ServerTokens directive
>...
>This directive controls whether Server response header field
>which is sent back to clients includes a description of the
>generic OS-type of the server as well as information about
>compiled-in modules"

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