How to protect Apache virtual hosts on windows?

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How to protect Apache virtual hosts on windows?

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There is a windose server 2003, it lives a number of basic services.

Also it spinning and two systems for viewing statistics and managing these services.

Actually I want to protect all of these systems and the website from each other.

An additional system, very specific and written in PHP.

But they also are open to and are free, i.e. everyone wants to have access for detailed study.

For nix* systems can run virtual hosts from different users, for Windows I have these modules not found.

What can you advise for maximum differentiation, so that the breaking of one does not hurt the other virtual hosts was not provided any access to other files?

PS maniachenko the solution is to put nginx and dev. Move all dev and nginx to proxy to it. +)

asked Mar 22, 2019 by max_rip | 7 views

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Parsing · Answer 1 · 2019-03-24T09:38:59+0000

IIS has the feature of Application Pool Isolation. For Apache, you can run a separate process for each user, and then (in the main Apache:80) to combine them, using reverse proxy.

eternals · Answer 2 · 2019-03-24T09:38:59+0000

1. Apache can not work under Windows. Run maybe, but it works buggy. About it there is a description in the network.
2. At php there are mechanisms for the protection on the directories. The same open_base_dir in combination with blocking certain functions. But from time to time in this find bugs, proving that kind of shit php.
3. For php, you will usually need apache (as standard solution). It's better to run under linux.
Just virtualization from under win2003 to do — not very efficient. It is better to put a piece of metal hyper-v, it is washed down the container under win2003 and containers under the LAMP. Perhaps in your case you can do under each area of the container with the OS to deliver.

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