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Installation of Apache requires having a clear purpose for the installation and determining the appropriate security steps based on one's paranoia level and using the system-hardening matrix. While additional security steps upfront make for a more secure installation, they also increase future maintenance time, so the level of initial security should be realistic based on available maintenance time. These implementation details tend to balance out over multiple Apache installations.
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