Hi Frank,
Have you already checked the images HTTP links ?
You can't use simple http links (i.e., HTTP://somewhere/image1.jpeg) into HTTPS Connection. Otherwise, you must use https links( i.e., HTTPS://somewhere/image1.jpeg).
Regards, Danilo.
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Hi folks,
This problem occurs when the other modules aren´t compiled with EAPI Compile
Directive.
I always have this message when I install a new module because I NEVER
REMENBER this detail.
The best way to compile new modules is APACI.
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Hi Bryan,
You can link all the objects into /admin directory by an https link. For
example:
- https://www.yoursite.com/admin/objN
Or you can write an rewrite or redirectmatch directives to changes
references to http://www.yoursite.com/admin/* to
https://www.yoursite.com/admin/*
Bye, Danilo.
Hi.
This name "flex" would be "lex", a Lexical Analizer.
Check for lex on man pages.
Bye, Danilo.
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Hi Marcus.
There is no way to applay mod_ssl without downtime because mod_ssl have to
apply "patches" to Apache Server Core Code.
Therefore, you will have to stop your server.
But to minimize the downtime, you can build the new server into another
directory tree and after testing it you can
Hi Marcus.
There is no way to applay mod_ssl without downtime because mod_ssl have to
apply "patches" to Apache Server Core Code.
Therefore, you will have to stop your server.
But to minimize the downtime, you can build the new server into another
directory tree and after testing it you can
Hi Marcus.
There is no way to applay mod_ssl without downtime because mod_ssl have to
apply "patches" to Apache Server Core Code.
Therefore, you will have to stop your server.
But to minimize the downtime, you can build the new server into another
directory tree and after testing it you can
Hi Chris.
The directive KeepAlive is very important, mainly on sites that serves
static resources.
This directive allows you control the persistency of connections.
If your site have little dynamic content, I really believe that you must
activate KeepAlive and adjust the directive
Hi Amol, most the your problems are simple.
I will list each one and the explanation for it:
1) The directive StartServers make no sense to Win Plataform because the
model that Apache use is Thread-based. This directive is used by Apache to
control Apache Child Processes, which only exist on
on starting Apache
in SSL enabled mode ? I get specific errors on starting with the
directive -DSSL. (As stated in my mail)
Regards
Amol
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