Remove Server: Apache from response headers

问题

I want to know how to remove the Server header completely that apache sends in the response.

Initially, it was showing full server info like Server: Apache (Ubuntu 14.04) in the response headers. But I read somewhere to add this in apache2.conf

ServerTokens ProductOnly

ServerSignature Off

It didn't remove the header but only changed it to Server: Apache

I even tried from PHP to remove that header with header_remove('Server');. But still no luck.

So, I want to remove that completely.

Thanks,

PS: if its possible to change the header value for eg: to Server: Microsoft-IIS/8.0 (fake value); then its okay too.

回答1:

The server ID/token header is controlled by "ServerTokens" directive (provided by mod_core). Aside from modifying the Apache HTTPD source code, or using mod_security module, there is no other way to fully suppress the server ID header.

With the mod_security approach, you can disable all of the module's directives/functions in the modsecurity.conf file, and leverage only the server header ID directive without any additional "baggage." (c) Chipster

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25804911/remove-server-apache-from-response-headers