Hi, all. I'm having a devil of a time getting my Apache to not output
charset clauses in its Content-type headers -- it insists on outputting
charset=iso-8859-1 although I'd like it to not do so.
(Background: we've recently taken on a customer who wants UTF-8 output
for their virtualhost, so
On 10/06/07, Gregor Mosheh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And yet...
# wget --server-response http://www.turistickamapa.sk/
--05:23:26-- http://www.turistickamapa.sk/
= `index.html'
Resolving www.turistickamapa.sk... 69.59.158.28
Connecting to www.turistickamapa.sk|69.59.158.28|:80...
Hi,
I have seen the apachectl script assigns the max open files of hard limit to
soft limit.
Now suppose if we consider the Solaris OS wihout having the library
/usr/lib/extendedFILE.so.1 ,the max open files is 256 even if it is
increased from /etc/system.
So how does the Apache will take care
Vincent Bray wrote:
The presence of the Set-Cookie: header indicates that the response is
being generated by a program of some kind, rather than static html.
Most likely this program/script is setting the charset.
Ah, yes! For very historical reasons, we have PHP set up to handle .html
files
Could somebody provide some advice on options to generate a pdf from
xfdf on an Apache server?
1. How and is it possible to kick off Adobe reader by providing the xfdf
name and having it bring up the pdf with the form fields populated.
2. How is it possible to perform a merge (I'd assume with a
On 10/06/07, Robert Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could somebody provide some advice on options to generate a pdf from
xfdf on an Apache server?
First step: don't. At least, don't try generating the pdf while the
user is waiting for a response. Doing so would lead to your server
slowing to a
Hi All,
I am trying to use a .htaccess file with tomcat, so that when a user types
in http://mywebsite.com in their browser, they will get directed to
https://mywebsite.com
it's not working :( what am i doing wrong??
Please advise. Thank you for your time, and thanks in advance. I look
forward
Allen Pulsifer wrote:
I just tried curl -I http://news.dds.dk/uploads/pics/broenonline.gif; and
this is what I got:
Thank you for looking at the problem.
I even tried GET'ing the URL locally, so I couldn't figure out the
difference - until I did a HEAD request.
I get the Expires header on
You understood my question absolutely fine, Vincent. The script parses out
the data once per request to my server. As for why I was using Apache to
parent these scripts, I have four words: I was being stupid! I am from a web
development and design background so I am too used to checking any
Where do I change the SERVER_CONFIG_FILE setting ?
I want to change this from...
-D SERVER_CONFIG_FILE=/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
to
-D SERVER_CONFIG_FILE=/etc/apache2/apache2.conf
and I'm already doing a sed before configure, and confirmed
it's actually changed, but something must be
I'm still wondering why mod_cache sets the expires header (or
some other
parameter, that causes the headers to be set).
Anything that goes in the cache has to have some expiration date--it can't
just live forever. The manual explains how its computed.
And why GET and HEAD requests get
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