All,
I upgraded to openssl-0.9.7g. I
still have the bus errors.
Thank you.
Chuck Borton
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Global Network Engineering
Office: 614-213-8757
Cell: 614-477-4334
Pager: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Charles E Borton
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
06/11/2005 12:00 AM
Please respond to users
Boyle,
Thanks for the info.
When I upgraded to 2.0, I did clean
compile and installed into a new directory. Based upon your comments,
I checked by startup script to verify that I'm not referring to any old
libraries. All references are to apache 2 directories.
The problem I'm experiencing (a
Dear all,
I don't seem to be able to make apache-ssl authentication work anymore
after I switched my server to the new debian stable release code named
sarge (containing apache-ssl 1.3.3) . Upon login with a browser I will
be queried for the password, but the dialog box just comes back
up. /var/
Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV wrote:
> In a reverse proxy, I need to fix up the cookie domain of Set-Cookie headers
> passed back to the client.
>
> In response to BR 10722, Nick Kew made a patch against 2.0.49 in June of
> last year, but this patch has apparently not yet made it into any 2.0
> relea
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 6/10/05, Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
>
- You are sure that this isn't caused by some deliberate or accidental
DoS? Have you examined netstat during these periods to see what is
hitting apache? Does raising MaxClients help (providing you have
enough memory)? If you are able
Didn't even need to use the AuthLDAP enabled directive. Makes sense now
that I know about it. Thanks a bunch!
Chris
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 6/10/05, Christopher R Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My problem is: I want to disable LDAP for a subdirectory called images
without af
On 6/10/05, Christopher R Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My problem is: I want to disable LDAP for a subdirectory called images
> without affecting anything else. There doesn't seem to be any directive
> like 'require none' or .AuthType none' to turn it off for a
> subdirectory.
Satisfy An
On 6/10/05, Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I need some help debugging an issue with Apache2 becoming completely
> unresponsive. Any help, tips and suggestions most welcome!
>
> I'm running a light-weight Apache2 server configured as a reverse proxy,
> and serving some static content. Tr
Oops. Just found there is an 'AuthLDAPEnabled off' directive, but I
restarted the server and I still have the same problem. :(
Chris
Christopher R Newman wrote:
I have a root directory with LDAP working. Here's what the directive
looks like:
Options Includes FollowSymLinks
AuthName
I have a root directory with LDAP working. Here's what the directive
looks like:
Options Includes FollowSymLinks
AuthName "Description goes here"
AuthLDAPURL ldaps://blah.blah.blah...
AuthType Basic
require valid-user
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Hello,
We are using reverse proxy an exchange server
behind the firewall. So far everything works fine but I wanted to put a
rewrite script in place in the event they users don't type /Exchange/ and do
something like /exchange (missing case and backslash). Can anyone
assist on creating the
Hello all,
I need some help debugging an issue with Apache2 becoming completely
unresponsive. Any help, tips and suggestions most welcome!
I'm running a light-weight Apache2 server configured as a reverse proxy,
and serving some static content. Traffic is normally moderate at 2
requests per
In a reverse proxy, I need to fix up the cookie domain of Set-Cookie headers
passed back to the client.
In response to BR 10722, Nick Kew made a patch against 2.0.49 in June of last
year, but this patch has apparently not yet made it into any 2.0 release, not
even 2.0.54. I do however observe
Hi all,
I know there are various threads on this subject (I have been reading
them all for weeks). I have nearly cracked this and was wondering if
anyone here knew the answer to my problem.
The situation is as follows:
We have an Exchange 2000 server sitting nice and safe inside our
firewall wi
You need to better describe what you are trying to achieve.
>From what I understand you are trying to read a document which is cached by
>Apache and occasionally modified somehow by a script.
If you know the frequency at which the file will change, you might consider
including or something
li
If I understood what you said, you are able to get the client's IP
address by using another resource, like netstat -a and you see the
connection is in CLOSE_WAIT state for ever. CLOSE_WAIT takes 12 hours to
timeout. It is a long while, but it happens. Maybe you could check
something in your ker
On 9 Jun 2005 20:45:19 -, abc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Any pointers Joshua
>
>
> On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 abc wrote :
>
> >Hi experts...
> >
> >Our new Apache 1.3's perl module is reading a file. Now even if I delete
> that file, the app works because Apache is caching that f
Great.
Well, it does not run yet. But it looks like this is the solution.
Tank you!
Am 09.06.2005 um 15:39 schrieb Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV:
Here it goes:
# Initialise an environment variable with some stuff
RewriteCond %{ENV:DN}=""
RewriteRule .* -
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