Hi folks,
My ASP works for localhost but not for the vhost. The ASP config is within
the VirtualHost block so should only apply to that localhost. I originally
had the ASP config in the vhosts directory using an .htaccess file but was
told it would be faster if put into the VirtualHost block.
No
turnbui wrote:
My ASP works for localhost but not for the vhost. The ASP config is within
the VirtualHost block so should only apply to that localhost. I originally
had the ASP config in the vhosts directory using an .htaccess file but was
told it would be faster if put into the VirtualHost
Yes, Apache:ASP
On WinXP Home.
Perrin Harkins wrote:
turnbui wrote:
My ASP works for localhost but not for the vhost. The ASP config is
within
the VirtualHost block so should only apply to that localhost. I
originally
had the ASP config in the vhosts directory using an .htaccess file
turnbui wrote:
Yes, Apache:ASP
On WinXP Home.
Okay, can you show us the mod_perl part of your httpd.conf?
- Perrin
Thanks for your time. Here it is in th VirtualHost block.
VirtualHost *:80
ServerName ianst.homeip.net
DocumentRoot C:/Program Files/Apache Software
Foundation/Apache2.2/iansthtdocs
# ErrorLog logs/ianst-host-error.log
# CustomLog logs/ianst-host-access.log common
ServerAlias ianst
VirtualHost *:80
ServerName ianst.homeip.net
DocumentRoot C:/Program Files/Apache Software
Foundation/Apache2.2/iansthtdocs
# ErrorLog logs/ianst-host-error.log
# CustomLog logs/ianst-host-access.log common
ServerAlias ianst
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ C:/Program Files/Apache Software
turnbui wrote:
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ C:/Program Files/Apache Software
Foundation/Apache2.2/iansthtdocs/cgi-bin/
You should not use ScriptAlias for anything related to mod_perl. It
tells mod_cgi to handle that directory.
- Perrin
Well.. For one thing, vhost1.turnbui.net isn't a ServerName entry or a
ServerAlias entry.
I'd start by adding that.
Rob
turnbui wrote:
VirtualHost *:80
ServerName ianst.homeip.net
DocumentRoot C:/Program Files/Apache Software
Foundation/Apache2.2/iansthtdocs
# ErrorLog
Thanks Perrin,
I commented the ScriptAlias out. It didn't help unfortunately. Actually I
won't be sering ASP from that directory. Does that make any difference?
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turnbui wrote:
I commented the ScriptAlias out. It didn't help unfortunately. Actually I
won't be sering ASP from that directory. Does that make any difference?
It's okay to have ScriptAlias in your conf file as long as it doesn't
refer to directories that you want mod_perl to serve.
It
Sorry Rob,
just my vain attempt to protect the innocent. In fact it is ianst.homeip.net
that I am using. Sorry to mislead.
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turnbui wrote:
Sorry Rob,
just my vain attempt to protect the innocent. In fact it is ianst.homeip.net
that I am using. Sorry to mislead.
Okay. So just to rehash here...
ASP does not work at:
http://ianst.homeip.net/asp
ASP works correctly at:
http://localhost/asp
localhost isn't a server
Thanks Rob,
I've been making changes like removing the ExecCGI from the options on the
DocRoot of ianst.homeip.net and thus proving [I think] that the vhost is
working as the .pl files only list in the browser where before they would
execute. I've played with the Deny All to prove I can't access
try running httpd -S to get apache to split out it's vhost config you
should get something along the lines of this:
*:80 is a NameVirtualHost
default server vhost1.com (/www/conf/httpd.conf:180)
port 8080 namevhost vhost1.com (/www/conf/httpd.conf:180)
Robert Landrum wrote:
localhost isn't a server listed in your VirtualHost section in either
ServerName or ServerAlias. That means that the VirtualHost section
isn't even a consideration when hitting localhost.
Doesn't that mean it just takes the first VirtualHost that appears in
the file?
Perrin Harkins wrote:
Robert Landrum wrote:
localhost isn't a server listed in your VirtualHost section in either
ServerName or ServerAlias. That means that the VirtualHost section
isn't even a consideration when hitting localhost.
Doesn't that mean it just takes the first VirtualHost that
Robert Landrum wrote:
Actually, it's been literally 5 years since I've done any named
virtualhost stuff, so it could've changed in that time... But as I
recall, it will use the global configuration as defined by httpd.conf,
not any one specific VirtualHost block.
For NameVirtualHosts, it
Krang v2.008 is now available (the source release is up now and binary
builds should be up soon). Notable changes in this release:
* Improved password security. Password policy is now configurable
and extensible by addons. [Michael Peters]
* Added several new configuration
turnbui wrote:
The examples were from C:\Perl\eg\IEExamples
and are the only ones I've gottem around to testing due to the probs. Can
you confirm for this poor fool that these are ASP types please?
Those are not Apache::ASP or mod_perl. They are from ActiveState and
they use the Windows
I see. It wasn't until after I installed ASP that I looked in C:\Perl\... but
the wrong directory must've read the docco wrong at
http://www.apache-asp.org/config.html, it mentions /site/eg. Silly me!!
Thanks anyway.
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Well I seem to have got it running, well at least when I choose EXAMPLES
from http://ianst.homeip.net/asp I get the page of examples up. Almost there
now.
Thanks for your perseverence.
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Greetings,
I have a handler that calls $r-internal_redirect('/new/location'). I
want to avoid recomputing the data I have in $r-pnotes at the time of
the redirect, and instead magically pass that pnotes data to the $r in
the new handler somehow.
I can stash the $r-pnotes data in $c-pnotes,
Fred Moyer wrote:
Greetings,
I have a handler that calls $r-internal_redirect('/new/location'). I
want to avoid recomputing the data I have in $r-pnotes at the time of
the redirect, and instead magically pass that pnotes data to the $r in
the new handler somehow.
I can stash the $r-pnotes
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