Hi
I have successfully compiled apache 2.0.59 with --enable-do. I used the
DESTDIR=/path/to/install option while doing make install. Now i want to use
apxs to make and install a module, but it looks for the config_vars.mk in
the wrong directory (does not consider DESTDIR). Further, all the variabl
Hi all
We have a need (driven by some load/caching issues) to split our incoming
traffic so that GET requests go to one set of servers and POST requests go
to another part of the farm. Unfortunately, there's no simple URI based way
of identifying which is which, so I'm wondering whether there is
Hey,
For anyone interested I have solved this one.
Instead of using SetEnv I am doing a catch all match after enabling the
rewrite engine in each vhost:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1 [E=SISTER_SITE:foo.a.com]
Then in the conf file for the rewrites i do the matches as:
Rewri
Ohh..
All the URL access in our application will always end with *.do (we are
using Struts). These .do URL's internally call JSPs (executed within
tomcat) that we do not want the users of the application to know. Due
to security reasons we do not want users to be able to directly access
the JSPs
Greetings all,
I have an issue, I maintain several sites that use the same code base
and are required to be in separate VirtualHosts. These sites all have
"sister" sites (separate code base different functionality) that also
operate out of separate VirtuaHosts. I am trying to redirect things from
Tom Ray [Lists] wrote:
> I've created a self-signed SSL for a site and while it works great, I'm
> getting that annoying "Not a Trusted Issuer" pop up. By looking over the
> ssl.conf it looked like I could do something in that might stop that
> error box from coming up.
No you can't, since this is
In order to make a virtual domain ONLY serve up a single webapp, I am
trying to use mod_rewrite in it, thus (I replaced all sensitive
information in the stanza below):
ServerName dir.com
JkMount /dirtomcat
JkMount /dir/* tomcat
RewriteEngine ON
RewriteRule !^
I don't have any such example, but mentioned it just for clarification.
It will always be through mod_jk.
Can anyone help me out with this?
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Hmm...gmane is really taking it's time or just doesn't like me. :-) My
apologies in advance if this message comes twice.
Currently I have 4 separate services running for web services on one
machine, Apache-2.2.4, Tomcat-5.5.23, and webmail and webmail admin
(vendor provided). All are using tw
Can you give an example of when a JSP on your system would be served
through mod_jk, but also be available raw through Apache?
p
Nitin Dubey wrote:
Hello,
- I need to block direct access to *.jsp pages through apache2. (mod_jk
is configured with tomcat)
- tomcat will no way be acc
Are you rotating logs (such as via logrotate) and not restarting the
processes of which the logs are being rotated?
On 4/19/07, Diego F. Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I have an application Web php that uses persistent connections to a
database DB2. During the day it works without pro
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