Hallo,
hat jemand ein Kochrezept für $SUBJECT?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ldap.html#settingcerts habe ich
gelesen, aber nicht verstanden :-(
Konkret: Ich brauche doch (mindestens) 2 Zertifikate für den
LDAP-Server, einmal das Server-Zertifikat und einmal das CA-Zertifikat,
richtig?
Schluchts; ich bin da überfragt.
Gruß
Schiebedach
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From: Rainer Sokoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users-de@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 2:43 PM
Subject: 2.2.x und ldaps
Hallo,
hat jemand ein Kochrezept für $SUBJECT?
On Tue, Sep 18, 2007 at 02:43:04PM +0200, Rainer Sokoll wrote:
Hallo,
hat jemand ein Kochrezept für $SUBJECT?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ldap.html#settingcerts habe ich
gelesen, aber nicht verstanden :-(
Konkret: Ich brauche doch (mindestens) 2 Zertifikate für den
-Original Message-
From: Néstor Boscán [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 8:17 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] NameVirtualHost question
The ones that comes with OracleAS 10.1.3
Your problem analysis seems to go like this:
1)
Hi,
Following is my understanding, and please correct me if I am wrong
anywere.
As per my understanding Apache uses plug-in architecture to increase
its functionality at runtime. For this, it uses modules
which are in form of DSO's (Dynamic shared objects) (ie. .so .dll
etc...).
And it uses
Liao, Kexiao wrote:
Is there an easy way to find the location of apache main configuration
file(httpd.conf in most cases) in the Unix file system?
httpd -V (presuming you can find httpd) might be useful. If relocated
you might need something like apachectl -V
Crash Dummy wrote:
I have tried the rotatelogs directive, I have tried the cronolog.exe utility,
I
have tried the mod_log_rotate module, all with the same negative result. I can
rotate the access logs, but I cannot rotate the error logs. Is there a
solution,
or am I doomed to ever growing
Sander Temme wrote:
Also I would like to know if so opening so many different files will
slow Apache down significantly?
Aside from the fact that it won't work at all on a default kernel (not
sure where you would tweak this in the kernel source), yes this will
likely negatively affect
Pravin wrote:
If this is the way Apache implements its plug-in architecture then
why do we need to restart Apache when we add new module
or update existing module ?
Three reasons;
* fork() lets us create, say, 25 or 500 children, each identical, each
with a copy-on-write pointer to
* it's not terribly safe to modify the configuration structures created
by httpd, they really are applied in a serial manner, not as some state
machine the config state. Most platforms couldn't unlink a module and
replace it with the same (new build) of a module even if you
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 8/19/07, Per Jessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been re-reading the manual to try to gain a better understanding of
filters and handlers, specifically the difference between the two.
The reason being -
by default, the PHP interpreter is called as a handler (a
Hi All,
I resolved the problem by un-installing PHP and did a manual installation of
PHP 5 and every thing went smoothly.
Thanks to all for your responses.
Regards,
Uma
On 9/17/07, Bj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I known that there's some issues with php and multithreaded httpd process.
Maybe
Evan Platt wrote:
I believe default, but simple way:
extras actually, just as on unix. default are the files you were given
so you can go back to them if you break it.
Make a change. Restart service. See if change is made. :)
:)
At 07:05 PM 8/21/2007, Matthew Smith wrote:
I'm not sure
Yes - for crazyness' sake, rename the file you wish to update and drop
a replacement file in it's place. See if the filesystem acknowledges
you are serving a different file.
You might also look at EnableMMAP off which can sometimes have very
similar symptoms to EnableSendfile.
Bill
Coulter,
Your jk_status seems to be ok but :
1) your perf mon tells that you are heavy loaded. If your cpu are
hyperthread (HT) and if you have more than 50% of global cpu usage you can
considere that you are not far from your max. Your loadaverage shows that
you have lot of (too much ?) processes to
You edited it in utf-8. I hacked this long ago to ignore the leading
bytes but it looks like you might have corrupted them (it's supposed to
be a three byte sequence, and somehow you'd truncated it to two bytes?)
Mark A. Craig wrote:
I have a rather bizarre httpd.conf error with Apache 2.2 on
Norman Peelman wrote:
I am unsure of what would be causing your Unicode issues, sorry. That
being said.. i've heard/read that there are issues with rotatelogs on
W32 platforms. I have successfully used rotatelogs on my old XP box
after alot of hassle. What I found for me was that I had to
Chris Howell wrote:
Is it possible to get Apache to serve out ASPX files ?
http://mod-aspdotnet.sourceforge.net/
-
The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server Project.
See
Hello,
I'm currently running Apache 2.2.3 and would like to upgrade to 2.2.6.
However, when I use the same configure options (shown below) as with
2.2.3, make terminates with the following error:
/bin/sh: /usr/build-1/libtool: No such file or directory
make[3]: *** [maketables.lo] Error 127
If I use multiple ldap providers with mod_authn_alias can I still use
require ldap-group cn=xxx syntax? All examples I have seen use only
require valid-user syntax, but I need ldap-groups for authorization. If it
is possible to use
ldap-groups for authorization (with AuthnProviderAlias) I would
Hello,
I have a weird problem on one of my servers:
I have different domains using different VirtualHost directives. The virtual
hosts have a ServerName and a ServerAlias directive.
It seems like after the server has been running for a while, calling some of
the domains in the ServerAlias for
So this leads me to ask again, what are all of you successful 2.2.4 admins using
to rotate your logs? If the piping mechanism is broken, at least in the Windows
binary, then what other technique(s) are people using? Task Scheduler with a
batch or CMD file?
So far I've been manually rotating
Hey,
The delivery of my sites is getting somewhat sluggish, so I checked top
and it say that 30% of my CPU time is just waiting for i/o.
Is there anything that I can do about this, as in optimizing Apache?
I'm thinking about caching mechnisms, but I have now over 6.000 sites
running, so I'm
I keep telling everyone, NO, I didn't! The error was SOLELY caused by the
presence of the piped Customlog directives using rotatelogs.exe. When I comment
those out, regardless what editor I use, the problem goes away. I only began
having this problem AFTER I first tried to add those
Mark A. Craig wrote:
So this leads me to ask again, what are all of you successful 2.2.4
admins using to rotate your logs? If the piping mechanism is
broken, at least in the Windows binary, then what other technique(s)
are people using? Task Scheduler with a batch or CMD file?
So far I've
We've had some instances where crawlers have stumbled onto a cgi script
which refers to itself and start pounding the server with requests to
that cgi.
There are so many CGI scripts on this server that I don't want to
maintain a huge robots.txt file. Any suggestions on other techniques to
keep
I wholeheartedly disagree with this statement:
Apache holds only a tiny share of
Windows servers.
Apache holds a very large share of Windows server market, hence the
pre-made binary.
Back on topic, I rotate via a bat file with a quick re-start on my windows
boxes ;)
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There's no guarantee that crawlers will be polite and honor robots.txt
directives; the search-engine ones probably do, but the spammers' ones
definitely don't and in fact probably pay special attention to what's excluded.
(I have a honeypot entry in my robots.txt designed to catch and then
Whats your configuration?
What other programs/modules do you have installed?
-Original Message-
From: Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 12:04 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] httpd seems to forget ServerAliases
Hello,
I have a
Philip, do you use a scheduled CMD file to gracefully kill the server, rotate
the logs, and then restart the server? Given that rumor has it that piping is
broken in 2.2.4, it seems something like that is the only way to do it right
now, eh? If what you're using contains no trade secrets, I'd
I have pretty much a plain-vanilla httpd configuration that came with Fedora
Core 3 (Apache/2.0.53 (Fedora) Server).
No extra modules, and the only special module I use is mod_rewrite to link in
tomcat, because I always had problems getting
mod_jk[2] to work, for whatever reason.
Hello,
I have a couple of questions on this:
1: Is there a way to deny users once apache reaches X number of connections.
2: If so can you do a custom page said users see?
3: If so can you get specific to deny connections based on virtual hosts?
Thanks in advance,
James
What OS, version.
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, Felix Dreher wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently running Apache 2.2.3 and would like to upgrade to 2.2.6.
However, when I use the same configure options (shown below) as with 2.2.3,
make terminates with the following error:
/bin/sh: /usr/build-1/libtool: No
No, my problem analysis goes like this:
1) Set up proxy without virtual host - it works.
2) Set up proxy with virtual host - it doesn't work
I assume the problem is number 2
Regards,
Néstor Boscán
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De: Boyle Owen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: Martes, 18 de
Hi, I'm new to this mailing list (waves).
I'm running OS X.4.10 with Apache 2.2.6
When I installed apache I was sure to --enable-module=shared so I could load
DSOs.
I let apache2 install to /usr/local/apache2. When I run apache it works.
I didn't specify any additional modules on compilation
On Tue, September 18, 2007 18:27, Andrew WC Brown wrote:
Hi, I'm new to this mailing list (waves).
I'm running OS X.4.10 with Apache 2.2.6
When I installed apache I was sure to --enable-module=shared so I could
load
DSOs.
I let apache2 install to /usr/local/apache2. When I run apache it
I've tired to add the include directory but appears to ignore the one I gave
it:
apple:/volumes/scratch/dump/httpd-2.2.6/modules/mappers owner$ sudo apxs -c
mod_vhost_alias.c -I/usr/local/apache2/include
results in:
gcc -DDARWIN -DUSE_HSREGEX -DUSE_EXPAT -I../lib/expat-lite -g -Os -pipe
I'll be back at my post on Monday, from there I'll be able to access the
files
and I'd be happy to share it.
It's very simple if you're familiar with batch files.
1. Stop apache (using net stop)
2. Move logs to new folder (xcopy)
3. Restart apache (net start)
4. Rar the logs up with Winrar
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Andrew WC Brown wrote:
I've tired to add the include directory but appears to ignore the one I gave
it:
apple:/volumes/scratch/dump/httpd-2.2.6/modules/mappers owner$ sudo apxs -c
mod_vhost_alias.c -I/usr/local/apache2/include
try:
I receive the same results, also --c doesn't work, only with single hyphen
On 9/18/07, J. Greenlees [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Andrew WC Brown wrote:
I've tired to add the include directory but appears to ignore the one I
gave
it:
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Andrew WC Brown wrote:
I receive the same results, also --c doesn't work, only with single hyphen
Then the include path is not right. The error messages say that the
files are not where it's looking for them.
Jaqui
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