Hallo Zusammen!
Ich habe einen Apache2 als Proxy konfiguriert und möchte die
Proxy-Authentifizierung über die LDAP-Schnittstelle von unserem Novell
eDirectory Server (Netware 6) abwickeln.
Ich habe dazu den Apache wie folgt (unter SuSE Enterprise Server 9)
übersetzt:
./configure \
Hello all,
I
have just taken on the job of attempting to house my mothers website for
her. She orignally payed someone to make the site for her but she wasnt
happy with the results, and fell back on the fail safe of emotionally blackmailing
her youngest son into attempting it.
I
--- Clive Dowler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I have just taken on the job of
attempting to house my mothers
website for her. She orignally payed someone to
make the site for her but
she wasn't happy with the results, and fell back on
the fail safe of
emotionally
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Michael D. Berger wrote:
What the rules are supposed to solve is not relevant to this
discussion. This is what they are supposed to do.
Well, yes, that is what I was asking.
Do not change anything with picts in it.
You might try prefacing the
Hi all,
for testing purpose i would need ti allow access to a server only if the
client confroms to 2 tests. I RTFMed, but can't find a solution.
let's say i want to allow my client only if it comes from a specific IP
and with a specific browser.
I've tried this (and many variants) without
Hallo,
I made a PHP menù with a file handling function pointed on a directory,
but accented letters are not recognized.
I made an example on this page:
http://www.clio.unina.it/~snsp/headers/headers.php
i tried to change directives:
AddDefaultCharset
with ISO-8859-1 and utf-8, or On and
On 11/2/05, gregory duchesnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr ^192\.168\.0\.2$ welcome
BrowserMatch !^Mozilla !welcome
You can't negate a regex in that way.
Try this instead:
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr ^192\.168\.0\.2$ welcome
SetEnvIf User-Agent ^Mozilla badbrowser=1
SetEnvIf
Thanks, but that doesn't seem to have done anything. I am still having the
same problem.
Is there something externally that might be causing this? I have my routing
setup with this host as a DMZ and my firewall is allowing port 80.
Thanks!
Adam R.
On 11/2/05, Adam Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, but that doesn't seem to have done anything. I am still having the
same problem.
Is there something externally that might be causing this? I have my routing
setup with this host as a DMZ and my firewall is allowing port 80.
Use *:80
thanks for your help but this is the exact opposite of what i wan't to do.
Here you accept anyone from 192.168.0.2 except Mozilla.
I wan't to allow only Mozilla from this IP, and the problem is quite
different, since i need to deny everyone except mozilla...
Joshua Slive a écrit :
On
Hello all,
I tried to compile apache2.0.55 with mod_ssl using openssl0.9.7.i on a solaris
10 platform.
I used the following things to configure: ./configure --prefix=/path/to/apache
--with-ssl=/opt/web/ssl097i --enable-ssl --enable-so
Compilation and installation works fine but no ssl module
On 11/2/05, gregory duchesnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks for your help but this is the exact opposite of what i wan't to do.
Here you accept anyone from 192.168.0.2 except Mozilla.
I wan't to allow only Mozilla from this IP, and the problem is quite
different, since i need to deny
w00t. You got me on that one. I think this analogy is blown far out of
the water by those smarter than I. Congrats *bows*. Ok, the real reason
I would rather have php than perl, is really two things. First, to use
the toolbox [perl], you (should) need to know how to use every tool
effectively, or
Would you have a problem with me looking over your code? Loops love to
get out of hand. especially when they realize that you are inserting
info into a database. lolOn 10/31/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
About once a week or so Apache just stops listening and we
that's exactly it, thanks a lot Joshua
Joshua Slive a écrit :
On 11/2/05, gregory duchesnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks for your help but this is the exact opposite of what i wan't to do.
Here you accept anyone from 192.168.0.2 except Mozilla.
I wan't to allow only Mozilla from this
On Mon 31.10.2005 15:40, Nick Kew wrote:
On Monday 31 October 2005 15:26, Alexander Lazic wrote:
Hi,
we have the following requirement.
We have a 2-Tier achitechure witch looks like:
The easy way would be to put something in the paths that can be used as
an easy lookup. For example, use
On 11/1/05, Leo Papadopoulos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I access http://sip.telecomcto.com/private Firefox brings up the
username password box, but when I type it in it does not accept the username
and password and just brings up the dialog box again..
Anything interesting in the apache
Thanx for the help. Here is an update. I've changed all the slashes to
face the correct way.
I have also put the web site onto my personal webspace provided by my isp.
Here the problem.
When I look at the site on my home page.
http://www.llyssande.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
The title changes
Dear httpd-users and Joshua:
Here is the information Joshua asked for.
The httpd.conf file is configured with:
Location /private/
AuthType Digest
AuthName http://sip.telecomcto.com/
AuthDigestDomain /private/ http://sip.telecomcto.com/
AuthDigestFile /etc/httpd/conf/htdigusers
Require
From: Joshua Kogut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
w00t. You got me on that one. I think this analogy is blown far out of the
water by those smarter than I. Congrats *bows*. Ok, the real reason I
would
rather have php than perl, is really two things. First, to use the toolbox
[perl], you (should) need to
I'm trying to compile 2.1.8 under windows from the command line (I have
VS .NET 2003).
I did what's in http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.1/platform/win_compiling.html
but there's no way to get it working.
At first it complains:
Please check out or download and unpack the Apache Portability
Oh yes, Visual Basic is also used very much. And Windows is also used muchmore than Unix. Because they are better, right? :-)
lol, you got me on that one. I dunno why I prefer php now, maybe because it has a cooler name...
On 11/2/05, Adam Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has been a longtime since I have needed to use VirtualHost's and now my
ignorance has caught up with me.
I have a two domain names (domain1.com and domain2.net) that I am trying to
host on the same machine with VirtualHost, however, I'm not
I have a number of front-end web servers, which mount their
DocumentRoot directory from an NFS server. Several versions ago,
I began seeing defunct Perl processes (not mod_perl). I waited
and upgraded with each new release, but the problem has not gone away.
These servers run a relatively
Also, methinks perl was just too hard when I was just a *wee
little* beginner. Now that I have a simpler language under
my belt, I should probably try to tackle learning perl. Then, to see
how much easier perl is, I will attempt to learn python (I HATE
WHITESPACE SYNTAX).On 11/2/05, Joshua Kogut
Ok, this:
leo:http://sip.telecomcto.com/:23496e7646ea444ff7930fbd325d32f
is your username:domain:password (I think) The part that says http://sip.telecomcto.com/
should be the folder that you wish to be private, so methinks that the full entry should be:
Oops, forgot about this...
Location /private/
AuthType Digest
AuthName http://sip.telecomcto.com/
AuthDigestDomain /private/ http://sip.telecomcto.com/
AuthDigestFile /etc/httpd/conf/htdigusersRequire valid-user/Location
Also, I think that the location could be the full path like
On 11/2/05, Joshua Kogut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I think that the location could be the full path like
/full/path/to/web/root/private/ the authname should be the http address of
the private folder, as should the domain, etc. Hope this helps!
No, that is not correct.
is your
On Wed, Nov 02, 2005 at 11:33:32AM -0500, Leo Papadopoulos wrote:
Dear httpd-users and Joshua:
Here is the information Joshua asked for.
The httpd.conf file is configured with:
In your first post you said you had:
AuthName private area
which is it really using? The string configured
Dear Group,
Thank you.
I took your advice and I did the following.
1) I stopped using the AuthDigestDomain field. It doesn't seem to do
anything for me.
2) I changed the AuthName to PrivateArea (notice there is no space).
3) I added the user leo to the htdigusers file with a realm of
anyone know of a good web app (open source preferably) that tells you
your server's vital signs and php execution time, mysql, etc ?
When I was beginning perl seemed way too hard. PHP was pre-installed
on my server so a ran with it. I also used Javascript and Actionscript.
After a while perl seemed like the Holy Grail of languages and I found my
self pulled to it like a moth to a flame. After using PHP for about 5 years
I
Joshua Kogut wrote:
w00t. You got me on that one. I think this analogy is blown far out of
the water by those smarter than I. Congrats *bows*. Ok, the real
reason I would rather have php than perl, is really two things. First,
to use the toolbox [perl], you (should) need to know how to use
The only thing I'm afraid of is mod_perl not getting the proper respect
if deserves
in the development community by new comers. If it looses developers
because
of ignorance in the communities attracting them then the internet as a
whole looses.
To continue to have the wealth of resources
[...]
Do not change anything with picts in it.
You might try prefacing the entire thing with
RewriteRule picts - [L]
For the rule above:
Change to /index.cgi for:
/
anything that both begins and ends in /, i.e. /.*/
That might be:
RewriteRule ^/$ /index.cgi [PT,QSA]
I've asked about this before and never got an answer that solved the
problem. I used to run my server on a dual xeon computer and it was
very memory efficient. I moved to the 64 bit version of of Fedora Core
4 and now it's filling up memory really fast.
Both servers had 4 gigs of ram. And
Hi,
While doing make on the source I get a huge number of errors
A few lines
ld: fatal: relocations remain against allocatable but non-writable sections
./config was called like this
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/ --enable-mods-shared=most
--enable-ssl
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