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Solved !
After changing the config.h to enable PAM authentication, I should have changed the Makefile too :
##LIB= -lcrypt
LIB=-lpam -ldl
At least at my Redhat the linker needed these other libraries to get its job done.
regards,
Koen.
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Hi List, I have a specific question about apache _expression_ matching. I have a apache tomcat server setup . While tuning tomcat i needed to achieve some tweaking to the apache _expression_ matching , or atleast that i felt . The site have all incoming urls (www.subdomain.domain.com type) are
I looked in the code and the manuals for the system calls. It seems I have no
control over this from apache. I will have to look in the system itself, but
I doubt I can change anything there. If I find something I will report back
to the list because it is certainly useful for other people.
The obvious answer to this problem is to turn off HostnameLookups and
use something like the logresolve program included in apache to
resolve hostnames in your logs.
On 3/23/06, Markus Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked in the code and the manuals for the system calls. It seems I have no
Quoting Nick Kew ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
From time to time it seems that the daily cronjob's 'apache2ctl
reload' causes Apache to 'forget' to load mod-xslt causing these
warnings for each xml/xsl related request:
Erm, I don't see a warning ...
They were in my first post to the list. But i
Hello --
I'm running into a little trouble with mod_proxy and mod_cache;
thought someone here might be able to help.
I've set up one of our virtual servers to proxy requests to Eurekster,
one of our third parties, and cache them. The proxying happens just
fine, and the caching happens just fine
On Thursday 23 March 2006 15:49, Sander Smeenk wrote:
Quoting Nick Kew ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
From time to time it seems that the daily cronjob's 'apache2ctl
reload' causes Apache to 'forget' to load mod-xslt causing these
warnings for each xml/xsl related request:
Erm, I don't see
It was thus said that the Great Markus Mayer once stated:
I looked in the code and the manuals for the system calls. It seems I have no
control over this from apache. I will have to look in the system itself, but
I doubt I can change anything there. If I find something I will report back
I'm using 2.0.52 on centos4. This box will primarily be used to offload
ssl processing from our weblogic application servers.
To do this, we are using mod_wl128_20.so.
Since we are testing this configuration, it had a couple sites existing
on the box already. When we configured a virtualhost for
Hello all
im newbee to this forum so hello all!
i have compiled apache 1.3.27 on SunOS sparc 9 i develop simple plug to do
some stuff.
my question is how can i prevent apache to use wchar_t but rather the usual
char type
because after i load the apache server after short period of time it crashed
Hi
I'm using Apache2 on Win2003 serving amongst other items PHP and Tomcat
applications.
All is working fine with connectors doing all the hard work except when I log
into Tomcat application, then move to another application I have to log in
again. Before I used Apache the users single sign
I'm new to this so please be patient.
I have a standalone Win XP SP2 system with dial up to the Internet
which I want to run the Apache web server on to test code before
uploading to the web. In the install directions, it says that it will
ask for a Network Domain, Server Name in the format
I would assume you can get your i.p. from the start
menu and going to
run
type in
ipconfig /all
and read what it says. I've never trie that
on a dial up connection. I'm not sure
what those dchp servers do, if they assign you a
name or not. You shouldn't need
a DNS name though to run a
On Thursday March 23 2006 5:46 pm, serross wrote:
I'm new to this so please be patient.
I have a standalone Win XP SP2 system with dial up to the Internet which
I want to run the Apache web server on to test code before uploading to
the web. In the install directions, it says that it will ask
Hi all,
I've got a problem with a Content-Length: 0 header in GET requests. I
discovered it because some requests from newish mobile phone browsers
weren't working. Anyway, I captured the headers these phones were
sending in the GET request, and narrowed it down to them having a
So this works (try it with telnet harvest.com 80):
GET /he HTTP/1.0
but this doesn't (i.e., returns the site's main page instead of /he):
GET /he HTTP/1.0
Content-Length: 0
Oh, just a follow-up note. The /he page is actually a mod_rewrite
shortcut to a CGI script, but if I manually expand
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Dimitri Yioulos wrote:
On Thursday March 23 2006 5:46 pm, serross wrote:
I'm new to this so please be patient.
I have a standalone Win XP SP2 system with dial up to the Internet which
I want to run the Apache web server on to test code before uploading to
the web. In the
Ugh! Just had the duh! moment. It was my CGI script's fault all along.
To get the POST/GET parameters, I was only parsing the QUERY_STRING
environment variable if CONTENT_LENGTH was non-null, whereas I should
have been parsing it if CONTENT_LENGTH was non-null *and* non-zero.
I didn't
Hello all
im still trying to solve the wchar_t problem i have , im trying to eliminate
the causes
now i notice im loading list of *.so files that i dont know if i even need
all of them .
i know by typing httpd -l that apache did linked statically mod_so and
http_core.c .
now the problem is when i
Hi All
I have added the below lines at the bottom of httpd.conf
LoadModule vl_module modules/VlApache20_32.so
VlConfigFile /usr/local/vl/vl.conf
I have a issue is that when i start with the below command
/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl start
I get the below error
Could sound like there is a problem with the added module.
Does Apache start when you remove those two lines you added ?
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-Original Message-
From: Kaushal Shriyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 8:16 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For any module you remove, you must also remove the associated configuration
directives. The configuration is parsed by each module, so if you remove for
example mod_ssl, you must remove all directives defined in mod_ssl such as
SSLEngine, from your configuration file(s). If you remove
On 3/24/06, Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could sound like there is a problem with the added module.
Does Apache start when you remove those two lines you added ?
-ascs
-Original Message-
From: Kaushal Shriyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 24,
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