What is the webroot or document root?

a$.$ The portal page for a web server, which is the page that is returned if the file

portion of the URL is omitted.

b$.$ A directory that contains all the configuration information for a web server.

c$.$ A hidden directory that only the web server$$s administrator can access.

d$.$ The directory that contains usernames and passwords for web servers that

restrict access to certain files to users with an account on the web server.

e$.$ The top$-$level directory that a web server can request or deliver files from. That is$,$

it$$s the directory that will be used if no pathname is specified in a requested URL,

and it$$s the starting point for URLs that do specify a path.

f$.$ The top level directory of the file system that contains the web pages and other

data files for all web servers. Since Linux only has one top$-$level directory, this is

always $/,$ however on Windows systems this will be designated by a drive letter.

g$.$ The directory that contains the virtual server configuration file$($s$)$ for an Apache

web server.

h$.$ None of the above