* Andrew Boyce-Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am wondering why the include directive does not allow wildcard
> constructions in the directory path. For example, 'include
> /etc/httpd/*/*.conf' will not work and will produce the error "wildcard
> patterns not allowed in Include"
>
> Howev
Hi all,
There have been a number of outstanding bug reports on proxy concerning
mod_proxy and URLs that have %xx escaping in them.
For proxy's internal use, it would need to remove the escaping of the
URL so that a request for http://whatever/%65 and a request for
http://whatever/A would be int
Hi all!
I am trying to build an Apache module from scratch. Let's pretend I built
a new module. For that purpose I renamed server/mod_example.c
to mod_zarko.c
I want module to be included in httpd binary and not to be compiled
as DSO.
Question is: What do I do next to get to a point where I can
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