[cli-users] Apache and VS.NET 2002 or 2003

Hi, I'm new here. Please bear with me. I have a laptop with XP Home. I'm trying to get Visual studio Asp dot.net (2002/2003) compiler to run with apache because XP Home doesn't come with a web server. So I've successfully installed Apache 2.054 and Mod_AspdotNet with the help of this site

Hostname in Logfilename? *heul*

Moin, Ich habe einen VirtualHost auf dem mittels ServerAlias mehere Domains zugeordnet sind. Nun möchte ich für jede Domain ein eigenes Logfile. Aber ich schaffe es nicht das ich z.B. HostName_access.log hinbekomme. Zudem verwende ich rotatelogs Hat jemand eine idee wie ich den Hostnamen da rein

Re: Hostname in Logfilename? *heul*

Hi, Michael Schoenboeck schrieb: Ich habe einen VirtualHost auf dem mittels ServerAlias mehere Domains zugeordnet sind. Nun möchte ich für jede Domain ein eigenes Logfile. Aber ich schaffe es nicht das ich z.B. HostName_access.log hinbekomme. Zudem verwende ich rotatelogs Hat jemand eine idee

AW: apache http 2.1 windows

Hi, beim einloggen über LDAP stürzt der apache server ab (http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=32136) Lg -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Sascha Kersken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Samstag, 19. November 2005 13:44 An: users-de@httpd.apache.org Betreff: Re: apache

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + in URL

Jacob Eshed wrote: Hi, A plus sign (+) in a url is converted to space (%20). Yup, that's what the HTTP/1.0 (and 1.1) rules are for URI's. 'sub_cat=Art + Design' is converted to 'sub_cat=Art%20+%20Design' by the browser but the apache output received is 'sub_cat=Art%20%20%20Design' That's

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + in URL

Title: RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + in URL Hi Bill, Thanks for your prompt answer. The 'sub_cat=Art + Design' was entered as parameter in Microsoft Internet Browser 6. as a url address: http://server.name:port/V/?func=some_functionmode=categorycategory=Category Namesub_cat=Art +

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Problem with the fwrite function (not as simple as it sounds though)

Hello, First of all sorry for my english, trying my best :] I posted this also to PHP General, but although help, the problem is still not solved. Anyway I think this is more apache related than php, that's why I post this here. The story is: I'm running a small webserver and to monitor the

[EMAIL PROTECTED] rewrite only for certain originating IPs

Title: rewrite only for certain originating IPs I have a simple rewrite rule that sends requests meant for one domain to another. Is there a way to only perform this redirection for only a certain originating IP? There will probably be a list of 10 IPs for which this redirection will have

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mod_rewrite decodes %20 - 400 bad request

Hi, --- Robert Ionescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: One more thing --- André Malo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: * [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I solved this problem by substituting %20 with + characters. Apparently, mod_rewrite doesn't convert + to

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] rewrite only for certain originating IPs

On 11/20/05, Prabhat Kumar (IT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a simple rewrite rule that sends requests meant for one domain to another. Is there a way to only perform this redirection for only a certain originating IP? There will probably be a list of 10 IPs for which this redirection will

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + in URL

Jacob Eshed wrote: Hi Bill, Thanks for your prompt answer. The 'sub_cat=Art + Design' was entered as parameter in Microsoft Internet Browser 6. as a url address: _http://server.name:port/V/?func=some_functionmode=categorycategory=Category Namesub_cat=Art + Designrestricted=all_

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + in URL

Title: RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + in URL Hi Bill, Thank you very much for your brief and helpful explanation. Sincerely, Jacob Eshed -Original Message- From: William A. Rowe, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 6:35 AM To: users@httpd.apache.org Subject: