README

Heads Up! This utility perfectly couples with the https://github.com/mauriziofonte/win11-wsl2-ubuntu22-setup WSL2 setup, for a complete LAMP stack on Windows 11.

However, this utility can be used in any LAMP stack on Debian or Ubuntu , with Multi PHP-FPM support.

Ah, one more thing: checking a perfect companion for HTE-Cli? Check out the Gash Bash, another creation of mine :)

Screenshot of hte-cli create Screenshot of hte-cli remove Screenshot of hte-cli details

What is this utility for?

HTE stands for Homelab Test Environment.

It eases the process of creating Test Environments on both Local or Staging environments, when using Apache on a multi PHP-FPM flavour.

Basically, this utility takes care of :

Creating a new VirtualHost for your.local.domain.tld
Configuring the VirtualHost to work via php-fpm on the PHP version of User's Choice
Enabling http/2 protocol and brotli compression
Configuring the PHP fpm pool by adding a new specific configuration file for your.local.domain.tld, with security profiles (dev/staging/hardened)
Automatically managing /etc/hosts entries for your local domains
Providing configurable PHP-FPM security profiles for different use cases

Security

This tool is not intended to be used on internet-facing LAMP environments. It's intended to be used on local devices, or any other Cloud VM that is properly firewalled.

This is because this tool configures Apache and PHP with presets that are good only for local developing, testing and benchmarking.

For more informations, refer to LAMP Stack Hardening and Linux Security Bookmarks.

Installation

The easiest way to get started with Hte-Cli is to download the Phar files for each of the commands:

# Download using curl
curl -OL https://github.com/mauriziofonte/hte-cli/raw/main/builds/hte-cli

# Or download using wget
wget https://github.com/mauriziofonte/hte-cli/raw/main/builds/hte-cli

# Then move the cli tool to /usr/local/bin
sudo mv hte-cli /usr/local/bin/hte-cli && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/hte-cli

Global Composer Package

If you use Composer, you can install Hte-Cli system-wide with the following command:

composer global require "mfonte/hte-cli=*"

Make sure you have the composer bin dir in your PATH.

The default value should be ~/.composer/vendor/bin/, but you can check the value that you need to use by running composer global config bin-dir --absolute

The HTE-Cli Tool will then be available on $(composer config -g home)/vendor/bin/hte-cli

It is suggested to modify your bash profile to expand your $PATH so that it includes the composer/vendor/bin directory. To do so, you can modify your .bashrc file by executing:

echo 'export PATH="$(composer config -g home)/vendor/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc

Composer Dependency

Alternatively, include a dependency for mfonte/hte-cli in your composer.json file on a specific project. For example:

{
    "require-dev": {
        "mfonte/hte-cli": "*"
    }
}

You will then be able to run Hte-Cli from the vendor bin directory:

/path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli -h

You can then create some Bash Aliases for your convenience:

alias hte="sudo /usr/bin/php8.4 /path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli"
alias hte-create="sudo /usr/bin/php8.4 /path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli create"
alias hte-remove="sudo /usr/bin/php8.4 /path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli remove"
alias hte-modify="sudo /usr/bin/php8.4 /path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli modify"
alias hte-details="sudo /usr/bin/php8.4 /path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli details"
alias hte-hosts="sudo /usr/bin/php8.4 /path/to/project/dir/vendor/bin/hte-cli hosts"

Git Clone

You can also download the Hte-Cli source, and run your own hte-cli build:

git clone https://github.com/mauriziofonte/hte-cli && cd hte-cli
composer install
php hte app:build hte-cli

Build setup is made possible via humbug/box. See Laravel Zero Doc for the internals of building a Laravel Zero app.

Environment Pre-requisites

As said before, this utility is intended to be used on Debian or Ubuntu , with Multi PHP-FPM support.

This means that you must have a LAMP stack compatible with multiple PHP versions and configured to use PHP-FPM by default. You can achieve this by following the instructions below:

# APACHE on Multi-PHP-FPM
sudo apt-get --assume-yes --quiet install curl ca-certificates apt-transport-https software-properties-common
LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php
LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/apache2
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
PHPVERS="8.5 8.4 8.3 8.2 8.1 8.0 7.4 7.3 7.2 7.1 7.0 5.6"
PHPMODS="cli bcmath bz2 curl fpm gd gmp igbinary imagick imap intl mbstring mcrypt memcached msgpack mysql readline redis soap sqlite3 xsl zip"
APTPACKS=$(for VER in $PHPVERS; do echo -n "libapache2-mod-php$VER php$VER "; for MOD in $PHPMODS; do if [[ "$MOD" == "mcrypt" && "${VER/./}" -ge 83 ]]; then continue; fi; echo -n "php$VER-$MOD "; done; done)
sudo apt install -y apache2 brotli openssl libapache2-mod-fcgid $APTPACKS
sudo a2dismod $(for VER in $PHPVERS; do echo -n "php$VER "; done) mpm_prefork
sudo a2enconf $(for VER in $PHPVERS; do echo -n "php$VER-fpm "; done)
sudo a2enmod actions fcgid alias proxy_fcgi setenvif rewrite headers ssl http2 mpm_event brotli

The important things are:

disable mpm_prefork module
disable all php** handler modules
enable all php**-fpm handler modules
enable fcgid, mpm_event, proxy_fcgi, alias modules (and, obviously, ssl and rewrite) - http2, brotli, headers, setenvif are optional, but suggested.

Usage

Create a new test LAMP Env

To create a new LAMP local testing/developing VirtualHost, run the HTE-Cli tool with option create.

In this example, the HTE-Cli create has been aliased with the hte-create command.

maurizio:~ $ hte-create
[sudo] password for maurizio:
   __ __ ______ ____      _____ __ _
  / // //_  __// __/____ / ___// /(_)
 / _  /  / /  / _/ /___// /__ / // /
/_//_/  /_/  /___/      \___//_//_/

[H]andle [T]est [E]nvironment Cli Tool version 1.0.13 by Maurizio Fonte
WARNING: THIS TOOL IS *NOT* INTENDED FOR LIVE SERVERS. Use it only on local/firewalled networks.

 Enter a valid local Domain Name (suggested .test TLD, as "jane.local.test") []:
 > some.localdomain.test

 Enter a valid directory in the filesystem for the DocumentRoot [/home/maurizio]:
 > /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain/public

 Enter a valid PHP version for PHP-FPM (5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 8.0, 8.1, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5) [8.5]:
 > 8.5

 Do you need HTTPS support? ["yes", "no", "y" or "n"] [y]:
 > y

 Do you want to force HTTPS? ["yes", "no", "y" or "n"] [y]:
 > y

 Add domain to /etc/hosts? ["yes", "no", "y" or "n"] [y]:
 > y

 PHP-FPM hardening profile (dev, staging, hardened) [dev]:
 > dev

VirtualHost configuration for some.localdomain.test created at /etc/apache2/sites-available/008-some.localdomain.test.conf
PHP8.5-FPM configuration for some.localdomain.test created at /etc/php/8.5/fpm/pool.d/some.localdomain.test.conf (profile: dev)
Self-signed SSL certificate script for some.localdomain.test created at /tmp/sscert_some.localdomain.testeNRXv2
Executing the self-signed SSL certificate script for some.localdomain.test...
 > Removing existing previous self-signed certs with pattern some.localdomain.test.*
 > Generating certs for some.localdomain.test
 > Generating RSA private key, 2048 bit long modulus
 > Writing info to /etc/apache2/certs-selfsigned/some.localdomain.test.info
 > Protecting the key with chmod 400 /etc/apache2/certs-selfsigned/some.localdomain.test.key
 > Removing the temporary config file /tmp/openssl.cnf.0XLN2i
Enabling some.localdomain.test on config 008-some.localdomain.test...
Restarting Apache2...
Restarting PHP8.4-FPM...
Adding some.localdomain.test to /etc/hosts...
Added some.localdomain.test to /etc/hosts
VirtualHost some.localdomain.test created successfully!

Command Line Options for Create

You can also run the create command non-interactively:

hte-cli create \
    --domain=myapp.test \
    --docroot=/var/www/myapp/public \
    --phpver=8.5 \
    --ssl=yes \
    --forcessl=yes \
    --hosts=yes \
    --profile=dev

Modify an existing VirtualHost

To modify an existing VirtualHost configuration, use the modify command. This command provides an interactive menu to change any aspect of your VirtualHost.

maurizio:~ $ hte-cli modify
[sudo] password for maurizio:
   __ __ ______ ____      _____ __ _
  / // //_  __// __/____ / ___// /(_)
 / _  /  / /  / _/ /___// /__ / // /
/_//_/  /_/  /___/      \___//_//_/

[H]andle [T]est [E]nvironment Cli Tool version 1.0.13 by Maurizio Fonte
WARNING: THIS TOOL IS *NOT* INTENDED FOR LIVE SERVERS. Use it only on local/firewalled networks.

+-------+--------------------------+------+-----+-----------+---------+
| Index | Domain                   | PHP  | SSL | Force SSL | Enabled |
+-------+--------------------------+------+-----+-----------+---------+
| 1     | local.phpmyadmin.test    | 8.4  | Yes | Yes       | Yes     |
| 2     | myapp.test               | 8.3  | Yes | Yes       | Yes     |
| 3     | some.localdomain.test    | 8.5  | Yes | Yes       | Yes     |
+-------+--------------------------+------+-----+-----------+---------+

 Select the domain to modify:
  [0] local.phpmyadmin.test
  [1] myapp.test
  [2] some.localdomain.test
 > 2

Modifying VirtualHost: some.localdomain.test

Current configuration:
  Document Root: /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain/public
  PHP Version: 8.5
  SSL: Enabled
  Force HTTPS: Yes
  Profile: dev

 What would you like to modify?
  [0] PHP Version (current: 8.5)
  [1] SSL (current: Enabled)
  [2] Force HTTPS (current: Yes)
  [3] PHP-FPM Profile (current: dev)
  [4] Document Root (current: /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain/public)
  [5] ---
  [6] Done - Apply changes and exit
  [7] Cancel - Exit without changes
 >

Command Line Options for Modify

You can also run modify non-interactively:

hte-cli modify \
    --domain=myapp.test \
    --phpver=8.3 \
    --ssl=yes \
    --forcessl=no \
    --profile=staging \
    --docroot=/var/www/myapp/public

Delete a Test Env created via HTE-Cli

To remove a LAMP local testing/developing VirtualHost previously created with HTE-Cli Tool, run the HTE-Cli tool with option remove.

The remove command now features an interactive selection menu and automatic index normalization.

maurizio:~ $ hte-remove
[sudo] password for maurizio:
   __ __ ______ ____      _____ __ _
  / // //_  __// __/____ / ___// /(_)
 / _  /  / /  / _/ /___// /__ / // /
/_//_/  /_/  /___/      \___//_//_/

[H]andle [T]est [E]nvironment Cli Tool version 1.0.13 by Maurizio Fonte
WARNING: THIS TOOL IS *NOT* INTENDED FOR LIVE SERVERS. Use it only on local/firewalled networks.

+-------+--------------------------+------+-----+----------------------------------------+---------+
| Index | Domain                   | PHP  | SSL | Document Root                          | Enabled |
+-------+--------------------------+------+-----+----------------------------------------+---------+
| 1     | local.phpmyadmin.test    | 8.4  | Yes | /home/maurizio/opt/phpmyadmin          | Yes     |
| 2     | myapp.test               | 8.3  | Yes | /home/maurizio/projects/myapp/public   | Yes     |
| 3     | some.localdomain.test    | 8.5  | Yes | /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain    | Yes     |
+-------+--------------------------+------+-----+----------------------------------------+---------+

 Select the VirtualHost to remove:
  [0] local.phpmyadmin.test
  [1] myapp.test
  [2] some.localdomain.test
 > 2

The following will be removed:
  Domain: some.localdomain.test
  Apache config: /etc/apache2/sites-available/003-some.localdomain.test.conf
  Document Root: /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain (will NOT be deleted)
  PHP-FPM config: /etc/php/8.5/fpm/pool.d/some.localdomain.test.conf
  SSL Certificate: /etc/apache2/certs-selfsigned/some.localdomain.test.crt
  SSL Key: /etc/apache2/certs-selfsigned/some.localdomain.test.key
  /etc/hosts entry: Will be removed

 Are you sure you want to remove the VirtualHost for some.localdomain.test? (yes/no) [no]:
 > yes

Removing VirtualHost some.localdomain.test...
Disabling site 003-some.localdomain.test...
Removed Apache configuration: /etc/apache2/sites-available/003-some.localdomain.test.conf
Removed PHP8.5-FPM configuration: /etc/php/8.5/fpm/pool.d/some.localdomain.test.conf
Removed SSL certificate: /etc/apache2/certs-selfsigned/some.localdomain.test.crt
Removed SSL key: /etc/apache2/certs-selfsigned/some.localdomain.test.key
Restarting Apache2...
Apache2 restarted successfully
Restarting PHP8.5-FPM...
PHP8.5-FPM restarted successfully
Removing some.localdomain.test from /etc/hosts...
Removed some.localdomain.test from /etc/hosts

Normalizing VirtualHost indexes...
No renumbering needed

VirtualHost some.localdomain.test removed successfully!

Command Line Options for Remove

# Non-interactive removal with automatic confirmation
hte-cli remove --domain=myapp.test --force

# Skip index normalization
hte-cli remove --domain=myapp.test --force --no-normalize

List all Test Envs created via HTE-Cli

To list all LAMP local environments previously created with HTE-Cli Tool, run the HTE-Cli tool with option details.

maurizio:~ $ hte-details
[sudo] password for maurizio:
   __ __ ______ ____      _____ __ _
  / // //_  __// __/____ / ___// /(_)
 / _  /  / /  / _/ /___// /__ / // /
/_//_/  /_/  /___/      \___//_//_/

[H]andle [T]est [E]nvironment Cli Tool version 1.0.13 by Maurizio Fonte
WARNING: THIS TOOL IS *NOT* INTENDED FOR LIVE SERVERS. Use it only on local/firewalled networks.

VHosts Count: 3
+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+-------------+------+-------------+---------+
| Index | Domain / DocRoot                                          | PHP Version | SSL? | Forced SSL? | Enabled |
+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+-------------+------+-------------+---------+
| 1     | local.phpmyadmin.test                                     | 8.4         | 1    | 1           | 1       |
|       |  > /home/maurizio/opt/phpmyadmin                          |             |      |             |         |
| 2     | myapp.test                                                | 8.3         | 1    | 1           | 1       |
|       |  > /home/maurizio/projects/myapp/public                   |             |      |             |         |
| 3     | some.localdomain.test                                     | 8.4         | 1    | 1           | 1       |
|       |  > /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain/public             |             |      |             |         |
+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+-------------+------+-------------+---------+

 Optionally type in a domain name for the PHP-FPM details []:
 > some.localdomain.test

PHP-FPM Configuration for some.localdomain.test:
PHP-FPM Version: 8.4
PHP-FPM Config File: /etc/php/8.4/fpm/pool.d/some.localdomain.test.conf
[some.localdomain.test]
; Profile: dev
user = maurizio
group = maurizio
listen = /var/run/php/php8.4-fpm-some.localdomain.test.sock
listen.owner = maurizio
listen.group = maurizio
listen.mode = 0660

; Security: Disabled functions
php_admin_value[disable_functions] = apache_child_terminate,apache_get_modules,apache_getenv,apache_note,apache_setenv

; Security: URL handling
php_admin_flag[allow_url_fopen] = off

; Process manager
pm = dynamic
pm.max_children = 5
pm.start_servers = 2
pm.min_spare_servers = 1
pm.max_spare_servers = 3
chdir = /

; Logging
catch_workers_output = yes
request_terminate_timeout = 180s
slowlog = /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain/public/php8.4-fpm-slow.log
php_flag[display_errors] = off
php_admin_value[error_log] = /home/maurizio/projects/localdomain/public/php8.4-fpm-errors.log
php_admin_flag[log_errors] = on

; Resource limits
php_admin_value[post_max_size] = 128M
php_admin_value[upload_max_filesize] = 128M
php_admin_value[memory_limit] = 1024M
php_value[memory_limit] = 1024M

; PHP settings
php_value[short_open_tag] = On

Fix old VirtualHost configurations

If you have VirtualHosts created with an older version of HTE-CLI, they may not have the localhost HTTPS bypass feature. The fix command updates these configurations.

maurizio:~ $ sudo hte-cli fix
   __ __ ______ ____      _____ __ _
  / // //_  __// __/____ / ___// /(_)
 / _  /  / /  / _/ /___// /__ / // /
/_//_/  /_/  /___/      \___//_//_/

[H]andle [T]est [E]nvironment Cli Tool version 1.0.13 by Maurizio Fonte
WARNING: THIS TOOL IS *NOT* INTENDED FOR LIVE SERVERS. Use it only on local/firewalled networks.

Found 2 VirtualHost(s) that need the localhost HTTPS bypass fix:

+-------+-------------------+------+-----------------------------+
| Index | Domain            | PHP  | Config File                 |
+-------+-------------------+------+-----------------------------+
| 1     | old-project.test  | 8.3  | 001-old-project.test.conf   |
| 2     | legacy-app.test   | 7.4  | 002-legacy-app.test.conf    |
+-------+-------------------+------+-----------------------------+

This fix will update the Force HTTPS rewrite rules to bypass localhost requests.
After fixing, HTTP requests from 127.0.0.1 and ::1 will not be redirected to HTTPS.

 Do you want to apply the fix to these VirtualHost(s)? (yes/no) [no]:
 > yes

Applying fixes...
Fixing old-project.test...
  Fixed: old-project.test
Fixing legacy-app.test...
  Fixed: legacy-app.test

Restarting Apache2...
Apache2 restarted successfully

All 2 VirtualHost(s) have been fixed successfully!

To verify the fix, run:
  curl -v http://<domain>
HTTP requests from localhost should now work without HTTPS redirect.

Command Line Options for Fix

# Fix a specific domain only
hte-cli fix --domain=old-project.test

# Skip confirmation prompt
hte-cli fix --force

# Preview what would be fixed without making changes
hte-cli fix --dry-run

# Combined: fix specific domain without confirmation
hte-cli fix --domain=old-project.test --force

Manage /etc/hosts

The hosts command helps you manage /etc/hosts entries for domains created by HTE-CLI:

# List all domains managed by hte-cli in /etc/hosts
hte-cli hosts list

# Sync /etc/hosts with all configured VirtualHosts
# This adds missing entries and removes orphaned ones
hte-cli hosts sync

# Add a domain manually
hte-cli hosts add --domain=myapp.test

# Remove a domain
hte-cli hosts remove --domain=myapp.test

Example output for hosts list:

maurizio:~ $ hte-cli hosts list

Domains in /etc/hosts managed by hte-cli:

  • local.phpmyadmin.test
  • myapp.test
  • some.localdomain.test

Total: 3 domain(s)

Example output for hosts sync:

maurizio:~ $ sudo hte-cli hosts sync

Synchronizing /etc/hosts with 3 VirtualHost(s)...

Domains to sync:
  • local.phpmyadmin.test
  • myapp.test
  • some.localdomain.test

/etc/hosts is already in sync.

PHP-FPM Security Profiles

HTE-CLI supports three security profiles for PHP-FPM pools, allowing you to balance between development convenience and security:

Profile	Description	Use Case
`dev`	Minimal restrictions, high memory limits (1024M), basic disabled functions	Local development
`staging`	Moderate security with `open_basedir`, session hardening, `pm.max_requests`	Staging/testing environments
`hardened`	Maximum restrictions, many functions disabled	Security testing only

Profile Details

Dev Profile (Default)

Memory limit: 1024M
Disabled functions: Basic Apache functions only
Best for: Day-to-day development work

Staging Profile

Memory limit: 1024M
Additional disabled functions: dl, highlight_file, show_source, phpinfo
Additional security:
- open_basedir restricted to document root + /tmp + /usr/share/php
- Session cookie httponly flag enabled
- Session strict mode enabled
- pm.max_requests = 500 to prevent memory leaks
Best for: Pre-production testing, CI/CD environments

Hardened Profile

Memory limit: 256M
Additional disabled functions: exec, shell_exec, system, passthru, popen, proc_open, proc_close, proc_get_status, proc_terminate, pcntl_exec, pcntl_fork, pcntl_signal, symlink
Additional security:
- All staging security features
- Auto prepend/append files disabled
- PHP version hidden
- Reduced resource limits
Best for: Security testing

Warning: The hardened profile disables exec, proc_open, and other functions used by Artisan, Composer, and PHPUnit. Use it only for security testing purposes.

Usage

# Create with a specific profile
hte-cli create --domain=myapp.test --profile=staging

# Change profile of existing VirtualHost
hte-cli modify --domain=myapp.test --profile=hardened

Command Reference

Available Commands

Command	Description
`create`	Create a new VirtualHost with PHP-FPM
`modify`	Modify an existing VirtualHost configuration
`remove`	Delete a VirtualHost and all its configurations
`details`	List all VirtualHosts with detailed information
`hosts`	Manage /etc/hosts entries
`fix`	Fix old VirtualHost configs to add localhost HTTPS bypass

Command Options

create

Option	Description	Default
`--domain=`	Domain name for the VirtualHost	(interactive)
`--docroot=`	Document root path	(interactive)
`--phpver=`	PHP version (e.g., 8.4, 8.3, 7.4)	Latest installed
`--ssl=`	Enable SSL (yes/no)	yes
`--forcessl=`	Force HTTPS redirect (yes/no)	yes
`--hosts=`	Add to /etc/hosts (yes/no)	yes
`--profile=`	PHP-FPM profile (dev/staging/hardened)	dev

modify

Option	Description
`--domain=`	Domain name to modify
`--phpver=`	New PHP version
`--ssl=`	Enable/disable SSL (yes/no)
`--forcessl=`	Enable/disable force HTTPS (yes/no)
`--profile=`	New PHP-FPM profile
`--docroot=`	New document root
`--interactive`	Force interactive mode

remove

Option	Description
`--domain=`	Domain name to remove
`--force`	Skip confirmation prompt
`--no-normalize`	Skip index normalization

hosts

Subcommand	Description
`list`	Show domains in /etc/hosts managed by hte-cli
`sync`	Sync /etc/hosts with configured VirtualHosts
`add --domain=`	Add a domain to /etc/hosts
`remove --domain=`	Remove a domain from /etc/hosts

fix

Option	Description
`--domain=`	Fix a specific domain only
`--force`	Skip confirmation prompt
`--dry-run`	Preview changes without applying them

Localhost HTTPS Bypass

When Force HTTPS is enabled, HTE-CLI configures Apache to allow HTTP access from localhost (127.0.0.1 and ::1). This means:

From localhost: curl http://myapp.test works without redirect
From external: Browser requests are redirected to HTTPS

This is useful for local development tools, scripts, and API testing that don't handle SSL certificates well.

.htaccess Override Warning

If your document root contains an .htaccess file with its own HTTPS redirect rules, those will override the VirtualHost configuration. The fix command automatically detects this situation and provides instructions to modify your .htaccess file.

Example .htaccess modification for localhost bypass:

# Replace this:
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

# With this (adds localhost bypass):
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} !^127\.0\.0\.1$
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} !^::1$
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

Credits

A big thank you goes to Nuno Maduro and Owen Voke for their Laravel Zero micro-framework.

Contributing

See DEVELOPMENT.md for development setup, coding standards, and contribution guidelines.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

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Environment Pre-requisites

Usage

Create a new test LAMP Env

Command Line Options for Create

Modify an existing VirtualHost

Command Line Options for Modify

Delete a Test Env created via HTE-Cli

Command Line Options for Remove

List all Test Envs created via HTE-Cli

Fix old VirtualHost configurations

Command Line Options for Fix

Manage /etc/hosts

PHP-FPM Security Profiles

Profile Details

Dev Profile (Default)

Staging Profile

Hardened Profile

Usage

Command Reference

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create

modify

remove

hosts

fix

Localhost HTTPS Bypass

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