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  1. #1
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    Remove Info & Apache Version from Domaintools

    Hi,


    How would I Remove/Modify the Apache version from Domaintools?

    Heres what I mean:
    http://i5.tinypic.com/4l41d1j

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    This really wouldn't increase security at all (you're not running old out-dated apache are you?)

    but in your apache configuration you would use something like:

    Code:
    ServerSignature Off
    ServerTokens Prod
    Make sure that if either of those directives are already in your configuration you edit them instead of just adding those two lines.
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    Apache = 2.0.52
    PHP = 4.3.9
    MYSQL 4.1.20

    Don't think that is out of date is it?

    Did what you said, thanks

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    I could make a scuff about PHP and MySQL versions but I won't
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    Hey Dollar,


    I've added/edited the lines in httpd.conf, however the version is still showing up on domaintools.

    Also, you know how error pages contains the version and OS on the bottom of the pages - does these edits take away those too?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Greedisgood View Post
    Hey Dollar,


    I've added/edited the lines in httpd.conf, however the version is still showing up on domaintools.

    Also, you know how error pages contains the version and OS on the bottom of the pages - does these edits take away those too?


    It updates every 7 days, What you see now is called caching

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    There is "Expose" in php.ini too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greedisgood View Post
    Apache = 2.0.52
    PHP = 4.3.9
    MYSQL 4.1.20

    Don't think that is out of date is it?
    As a matter of fact, yes. The mainline Apache development is in the 2.2 branch - 2.0 is maintenance at this point but even that is on 2.0.59. 2.0.52 was released in September of 2004 - three years ago!

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    Quote Originally Posted by stdunbar View Post
    As a matter of fact, yes. The mainline Apache development is in the 2.2 branch - 2.0 is maintenance at this point but even that is on 2.0.59. 2.0.52 was released in September of 2004 - three years ago!
    2.0.52 has been maintained for security updates by Redhat in Enterprise Linux 4. Thus if he is running RHEL4 or CentOS4 that does *NOT* mean he's out of date for security patches. (provided he processes updates from the distribution repository regularly, of course)
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