Dear Apacheros,
due to political decisions, the User Websites not maintained by our CMS
System (e. g., the ordinary public_html pages) should not be reached
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you are leaving the official Website stuff. The Perl Script is
Haha..
Yes. that is what happened with me - a rebuild and weirdness - the
thing works.
But I'm not happy. I want to know why it works. I am responsible for
a set of production servers, and I don't like the 'randomness' -
it's far too much like dark magic.
I've been trying to get another
Have anyone succeeded to run mod_ssl Makefile on Windows platform, to make hash
file links? How
can I do that?
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I've got a hosted Apache server without mod_rewrite and am editing an
.htaccess file.
I want to do something like this:
RedirectMatch ^/muon1/banner_(.*)\.jpg$
http://stephenbrooks.org/muon1/banner.php?user=$1
...so that filenames such as /muon1/banner_me.jpg are served by the script
How can I configure the HTTP server to only allow
certain IP addresses to access the site without including _javascript_s in the
HTML pages? I am running 2 servers, one for production environment and one for
a QA environment, but I want only certain users to access the QA environment.
On 9/12/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I configure the HTTP server to only allow certain IP addresses to
access the site without including java scripts in the HTML pages? I am
running 2 servers, one for production environment and one for a QA
environment, but I want only
On 9/12/06, Stephen Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a hosted Apache server without mod_rewrite and am editing an
.htaccess file.
I want to do something like this:
RedirectMatch ^/muon1/banner_(.*)\.jpg$
http://stephenbrooks.org/muon1/banner.php?user=$1
...so that filenames such as
--[Yes, you need mod_rewrite:]--
Thanks. Next step is then persuading my webhost to install it. :)
-Stephen
- Original Message -
From: Joshua Slive [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 5:02 PM
Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can I modify
I have read up on using multiple SSL certs on one server but the thing that
no one addresses is how this works on a server behind a router that uses
NAT.
Example
Server 1 has two domains www.foo.com and www.bar.com
Both are functional using IP based virtual hosts using 192.168.1.50
The
If both server share one IP using NameVirtualHost feature then there
is no way to have different certificates for them.
On 9/12/06, milktoast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have read up on using multiple SSL certs on one server but the thing that
no one addresses is how this works on a server
How should this look?
Here the virtual part of my httpd.conf
VirtualHost _default_:443
DocumentRoot /home/htdocs/foo
ServerName www.foo.com
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ErrorLog /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log
TransferLog /usr/local/apache/logs/access_log
# Block TRACE/TRACK XSS vector
If it looks like this then it will work perfect for www.foo.com but
won't work for bar com. User will receive an error saying that bar.com
uses certificate for foo.com.
The rool is easy: one cert per one IP.
See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/ssl/ssl_faq.html
On 9/12/06, milktoast [EMAIL
I am aware of this... thus my question how should it look to get two
certs on one server?
If it looks like this then it will work perfect for www.foo.com but
won't work for bar com. User will receive an error saying that bar.com
uses certificate for foo.com.
The rool is easy: one cert per
On 9/12/06, milktoast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am aware of this... thus my question how should it look to get two
certs on one server?
Look like we do not understand each other. Once more: THERE IS NO WAY
TO HAVE 2 CERTIFICATES ON ONE SERVER WITH ONE IP ADDRESS.
As I understand your
Right,
Can I get a second IP address on the router and pass that traffic to a
second IP on the server and get it to work?
Serge Dubrouski wrote:
On 9/12/06, milktoast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am aware of this... thus my question how should it look to get two
certs on one server?
That's possible. You have to have 2 VirtualHoosts in your httpd.conf
(or ssl.conf, or vhosts.conf whatever you prefer), one per each IP
(VirtualHost IP:443). Do not enable NameVirtualHosts for them. Place
SSLCertificateFile and SSLCertificateKeyFile directives inside your
VirtualHosts. Remove
Right on! Thanks. I was hoping not to have to do that ... but I guess I
will.
Thanks again.
Serge Dubrouski wrote:
That's possible. You have to have 2 VirtualHoosts in your httpd.conf
(or ssl.conf, or vhosts.conf whatever you prefer), one per each IP
(VirtualHost IP:443). Do not enable
Title: Cross-compilation problem with Apache 2.2.3
Hello,
I've researched this problem online but have not found an acceptable solution.
When cross-compiling Apache 2.2.3 on Linux, the build fails:
./gen_test_char test_char.h
/bin/sh: ./gen_test_char: cannot execute binary file
All,
I have searched the archives etc, but come up blank:
I am load testing apache 2.2.3 on windows XP. If I attempt
to open 64 or more sockets, it stops serving for a time then recovers. I know
this is not that the OS is running out of sockets etc because TAG.net handle
256 sockets
Serge Dubrouski wrote:
If it looks like this then it will work perfect for www.foo.com but
won't work for bar com. User will receive an error saying that bar.com
uses certificate for foo.com.
The rool is easy: one cert per one IP.
That, or multiple names per certificate, ie multiple names
I am load testing apache 2.2.3 on windows XP. If I attempt to open 64 or more
sockets, it stops serving for a time then recovers. I know this is not that
the OS is running out of sockets etc because TAG.net handle 256 sockets
simultaneously without any trouble.
You probably need to raise
On 9/11/06, Matt Bockol [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm running a 2.0.46 server on RedHat Enterprise Linux AS3. It's the
stock httpd for that distribution. It sees a lot of SSL connections and
the performance has been a little less than I'd expected for a 3GHz
Xeon. I'm beginning to
I'm in the process of migrating servers. New server running Apache 2.2.2. It
didn't come with mod_ssl.so. What's the current config for getting mod_ssl
up and running with Apache 2.2.2.
Thanks,
Roger
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The official User-To-User
You didn't say what platform you are on. Did you compile Apache from
source? Is it Linux RPM? Is it Solaris package? Is it Windows binary?
On 9/12/06, Roger Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the process of migrating servers. New server running Apache 2.2.2. It
didn't come with mod_ssl.so.
On Tuesday 12 September 2006 21:27, Roger Harrell wrote:
I'm in the process of migrating servers. New server running Apache 2.2.2.
It didn't come with mod_ssl.so. What's the current config for getting
mod_ssl up and running with Apache 2.2.2.
First, run httpd -M, to see if you've got it
Sorry. Fedora Core 5 with Apache updated by yum
Roger
You didn't say what platform you are on. Did you compile Apache from
source? Is it Linux RPM? Is it Solaris
package? Is it Windows binary?
I'm in the process of migrating servers. New server running Apache
2.2.2. It didn't come with
Hi Roger,
I'm cross-compiling Apache 2.2.3 for MIPS under x86 Linux and just added
--enable-ssl to my ./configure line to use the built-in mod_ssl.
Unfortunately, the build now fails:
In file included from ssl_private.h:59,
from mod_ssl.c:27:
You have that error because you don't have openssl installed on your system.
On 9/12/06, Lawrence Stefani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Roger,
I'm cross-compiling Apache 2.2.3 for MIPS under x86 Linux and just added
--enable-ssl to my ./configure line to use the built-in mod_ssl.
Unfortunately,
The you need to install/update mod_ssl rpm a well
(mod_ssl-2.2.2-1.2.i386.rpm). Config steps for mod_ssl for 2.2.X are
almost the same that for 2.0.XX
On 9/12/06, Roger Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry. Fedora Core 5 with Apache updated by yum
Roger
You didn't say what platform you
I'm in the process of migrating servers. New server running Apache 2.2.2.
It didn't come with mod_ssl.so. What's the current config for getting
mod_ssl up and running with Apache 2.2.2.
First, run httpd -M, to see if you've got it builtin.
If you compile it yourself, run configure --help.
Roger Harrell wrote:
I'm in the process of migrating servers. New server running Apache 2.2.2.
It didn't come with mod_ssl.so. What's the current config for getting
mod_ssl up and running with Apache 2.2.2.
Otherwise, check your supplier's documentation.
Uh, ok yeah. It didn't come
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