Kind of an
interesting problem:
I am using mod_proxy
to reverse proxy a site. In addition I am trying to use PHP as an output
filter to do session tracking on the proxy server.
PHP by itself as an
output filter works fine. But when it is combined with mod_proxy, it
does not appear to be c
Hi,
I have a java-based client that uses HTTP to communicate with a server. I've
been trying to use chunked transfer encoding available in HTTP/1.1 to
streamline request data from client to server. A servlet on the server side is
designed to handle and process each chunk as they come along. B
At 02:11 AM 8/17/2005, Joost de Heer wrote:
>> The httpd project will not distribute a contrib of such builds. However
>> ascs is right, if you want parity with Linux etc, contribute builds of
>> libeay32.dll/ssleay32.dll to the OpenSSL project. If they redistributed
>> the DLL's, we could distri
> Have you tried it? What happened?
It worked after a few modifications
> Your idea is basically fine, except you should pick a character other than
> |, because that character is special in a rewritemap (used to
> designate a default value). (Perhaps it doesn't matter if it is in
> quotes; I'v
On 8/17/05, Tony VanScoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> .. works great. My question is about sending more then just 1
> backreference to the map program. In this case, I'm sending %1. Can I
> add to that? What if i wanted to also send the HTTP_REFERER, or the
> REMOTE_HOST? These values would be gre
Thanks to the help of a number of people here. I've gotten RewriteMap
to work like a charm.
My question is about the variables being sent to the processing
program. Right now I'm using syntax like the following line ...
RewriteMap pdfFile prg:/home/user/getPDF.php
.. and I use that program to ma
Hello-
Ive been developing a website for several months now.
I was playing around with mod_security and some other
things in apache (I cant even remember now) and for some
reason my output messages in the error_log now contain
tab chars (\t) instead of just a tabbed out spaces.
Example:
[Wed Au
On Wed, Aug 17, 2005 at 12:12:05PM -0400, George Adams wrote:
> >> Joe> Are these all simple static files, or is /out/ handled by some CGI
> >> Joe> script etc?
> >>
> >> Joe, you're right - they do get passed through a Perl script for
> >> processing. However, unless I'm mistaken, I don't THINK t
> Joe> Are these all simple static files, or is /out/ handled by some CGI
> Joe> script etc?
>
> Joe, you're right - they do get passed through a Perl script for
> processing. However, unless I'm mistaken, I don't THINK the following
> code would produce the kind of problems I'm seeing:
OK, no,
Did you debug the code? Throw in some timers? Run some stats on your
queries? I do not think that any of the process timeouts will do anything
for you, but I think you already found that out.
What have you done on the oracle side to test this?
Is the root of the problem:
It takes too long to
Why would I be getting the Object not found! error when
trying to use Apache to Proxy to an IIS server?
I am using following direcives in config file. I'm using similar directives
to access other sites without a problem:
ProxyPass /jsp http://10.51.93.142/jsp
ProxyPassReverse /jsp htt
I removed the OT from the subject line, as I'm not convinced.
What else would keep Apache from putting entry in log file for accessing the
php script? Rather from taking so long to put the call in the access log?
Turning up the Apache Timeout var did not work.
Script is not eventually returning
Turning up the Apache Timeout var did not work.
Script is not eventually returning normally. It is as if it stops half way
through and client never gets html back from cgi script that is supposed to.
So, maybe turning up max_execution_time would work?
Charlie
8/17/05 7:00 a.m. MST
>>> [EMAIL PRO
Sorry, the php-code for rediret is "header("location: ".$url);". My
memory is not what it used to be
Brian Candler wrote:
I would like users to be able to put an incantation in their .htaccess files
which says: "if this directory was not accessed via SSL, then issue a
redirect to https://
Hi Brian,
A very simple solution that works on any type of webserver is to replace
the standard 403.4
"SSL Required" error document with some sort of automatic redirect code.
In apache.conf
you would put e.g.
ErrorDocument 403 /error/ssl_auto_redirect.php
In "ssl_auto_redirect.php" you dete
I would like users to be able to put an incantation in their .htaccess files
which says: "if this directory was not accessed via SSL, then issue a
redirect to https://";
I know about SSLRequireSSL, but that just rejects the request.
Is there a way to do this short of using mod_rewrite? I am u
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Neil A. Hillard wrote:
On the ProxyPassReverse in Location bug - this was a show-stopper, end
of story, for us. If Nick hadn't fixed this (under consultancy) we'd
have been looking at products other than Apache.
ROFL - I always love these posts. Would have be
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Neil A. Hillard wrote:
On the ProxyPassReverse in Location bug - this was a show-stopper, end
of story, for us. If Nick hadn't fixed this (under consultancy) we'd
have been looking at products other than Apache.
ROFL - I always love these posts. Would have been l
Matt Blasinski said:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using mod_proxy to proxy the document root to another port on the
> same machine with Apache 1.3.
>
> ProxyPass / http://localhost:180/
> ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:180/
>
> This works fine and as expected, you get the page at that port/location
> The httpd project will not distribute a contrib of such builds. However
> ascs is right, if you want parity with Linux etc, contribute builds of
> libeay32.dll/ssleay32.dll to the OpenSSL project. If they redistributed
> the DLL's, we could distribute mod_ssl.so trivially. An extra download,
>
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