Hallo,
ich habe die netbsd-default-config (prefork) verwendet. Dazu
mod_auth_pgsql und mod_php (5.2.4).
da der apache auch als proxy verwendet wird und die last dadurch recht
hoch ist habe ich die anzahl der prozesse auf 384 hochgesetzt. diese sind
relativ oft zu 100% ausgelastet. die
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
ich habe die netbsd-default-config (prefork) verwendet.
da ich netbsd-default-config nicht kenne, sage mir doch wo ich sie finde...
mod_auth_pgsql und mod_php (5.2.4).
nur um das Problem mal einzukreisen, ohne mod_php verhält sich der
apache genau so?
zu den
Hi
I do not have the module mod_authn_alias.so loaded.
Do I need to configure apache with special option?
thanks.
--- Tony Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Melanie,
Sorry my mistake, I wasn't paying much attention
yesterday.
What you need to look at is mod_authn_alias:
Proxy-connection:Keep alive does not work for https on IE with apache 2
CONNECT HTTP/1.0 host:443 issues on IE with apache 2
Unfortunately IE uses HTTP/1.0 for CONNECT (i.e for tunneling https://
requests through a proxy) even if you specify 'use HTTP/1.1 ' in its
preferences.
Ashwani Kumar Sharma wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Actually I want to compile the apache source code without including the extra
modules. So, wanted to know what are those modules.
In my application the apache's work is that it will simply send some jar
files to my user through web that's
Hi all,
While debugging some issue I noticed that Apache sometimes (can't tell why and
when) spawns additional processes. The parent id
indicate that they are spawned by workers rather than by the process which is
accepting connections.
Since this kind of behavior introduces some nasty issues
On Nov 2, 2007 8:41 AM, Rick Hobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have been running Apache 2.2 on SuSe 10.2 for several months without any
problems.
Early yesterday evening all contact with the server was lost. This seems
to have been a problem of some sort with networking rather than a
On Oct 31, 2007 11:07 PM, Lahiru Gunathilake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks joshua,
I've changed the httpd.conf and included extras/httpd-mpm.conf and
extras/httpd-default.conf files.Now i can see that my changes affects
the out put of Apache Benchmark.
Our product is not having
If you want to use multiple LDAP servers to protect one location, then
you will need something like this yes.
If you dont have the module loaded you will need to load it to use it.
If you dont currently have the modulem then you will need to tell us
what version of Apache you are usuing, how
On Nov 2, 2007 11:33 AM, Matus UHLAR - fantomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that it is some limitation of Apache that it
cannot listen on virtual public IP, but only on IP's which host directly
uses.
On 01.11.07 13:10, Krist van Besien wrote:
This is not a limitation of apache,
Melanie,
Sorry my mistake, I wasn't paying much attention yesterday.
What you need to look at is mod_authn_alias:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authn_alias.html
With this you can create a list of authentication types, look at the
examples, these show exactly what you are trying to
On Fri, 2 Nov 2007 10:35:07 -0700 (PDT)
Jeff Kilbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After looking around yesterday, I still can't find any info on this
module.
If anyone on this list had heard of it, they'd probably have said
by now. So if google is no help either, you can infer it's homebrew.
Hi,
I have been running Apache 2.2 on SuSe 10.2 for several months without any
problems.
Early yesterday evening all contact with the server was lost. This seems
to have been a problem of some sort with networking rather than a problem
with Apache2. The server is also running a Samba
Hi,
Problem solved
/etc/mime.types had become corrupted and was of zero length. I have
replaced it with a copy from another machine running the same O/S,
restarted the browser and all seems well.
Apologies for creating unnecessary noise on the list.
Rick
On Fri, 2 Nov 2007, Rick Hobson
On Nov 1, 2007 11:14 AM, Hans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have one main VIP 65.65.65.65 for vhosts which share that IP, and if
customer needs(like in the case of ssl) he will get another IP e.g.
65.65.65.66. I always thought that for ssl is important public IP not
private on host. I think
What Bill was trying to tell you is that as of Apache 2.x the modules you're
worried about are no longer compiled into the httpd.exe core. They are compiled
separately, and loaded dynamically according to whatever you specify in
httpd.conf. Simply comment out the lines in httpd.conf which
hi Tony, all,
Line 177:
AuthLDAPUrl
ldap://PALADAR/ou=users,dc=uk,dc=siroe,dc=com?sAMAccountName?sub?
ldap://PALADAR/ou=users,dc=us,dc=siroe,dc=com?sAMAccountName?sub?
I searched on the web...seems apache does not allow 2
ldap urls in AuthLDAPUrl
any hints please?
--- Tony Stevenson [EMAIL
I just got an email saying this message didn't make it through the spam
filters, but when I came back to the site, it was there! So, I don't know...
I guess I will check back tomorrow and if it's gone, I will try to post it
again in a way that doesn't piss off your spambot.
Cheers
--
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On Nov 2, 2007 10:00 AM, john asmodeus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got an email saying this message didn't make it through the spam
filters, but when I came back to the site, it was there! So, I don't know...
I guess I will check back tomorrow and if it's gone, I will try to post it
again
I'm running apache 1.3 on a FreeBSD box. I've just started using
NameVirtualHosts for about 100 web sites. There are other web sites on the
server using individual IP addresses. The VirtualHost IP.IP.IP.IP
containers are all identical except for the info pertinent to each domain
name and
After looking around yesterday, I still can't find any info on this module.
Does anyone have any ideas on what other lists I can post this question to?
I'm not sure if it's appropriate for the dev lists.
Thanks,
--jeff
I've recently taken over as sysadmin at a new company. The apache servers
Krist van Besien wrote:
However since it is /username/ that you need to replace with
/username/public_html/ it shouldn't be that hard.
RewriteRule ^`/(\w+)/(.+)$ /$1/public_html/$2[L]
This was very close. With the expert help of a local Apache
guru, we came up with the
1. Which VirtualHosts work should change when you change the order of
the entries. Are you certain you are editing the correct
configuration file? Rename the configuration file and restart the
server to verify. Apache httpd will error without the configuration
file. If the server starts
On 11/1/07, Jon Forrest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(This is on Solaris 10-x86 with Apache 2.2.4)
When I give the URL
1) http://www-demo.cchem.berkeley.edu/username/public_html
everything works fine. However, for historical reasons,
I can't require that people give the /public_html at
the end
Now just to reinforce the moral of this story in my own mind, the reason for
this was because of IE's legendary habit of ignoring the MIME types of content
and looking at the file extensions to decide what to do with it?
Mark
Original Message
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Re:
Thanks.
1) I'm sure it's the correct conf file, I removed the entire
NameVirtualHost section and checked with httpd -S to see that they were
gone after a -HUP. Then I put them back and checked it again.
2) I mentioned I'm using FreeBSD. It is always the same hosts that work, I
added them
I am searching for an explanation as to how the access log could have
not recorded the host ip address if it is configured to record it. I
don't think that escape character sequences are playing a part here,
since viewing the log with the vi editor displays what is shown below.
Please see log
Thanks, Nick.
Unfortunately, it actually works quite well. I was hoping to continue using
it after upgrading. It has a nice feature that allows you to specify a login
URL, rather than using the basic popup box. I haven't looked around
recently, but are there any other mod_auth modules that have a
I'm not sure I understand what it does, could you elaborate?
If it's that useful maybe you should contact the Apache people and share it?
At 03:05 PM 11/2/2007, you wrote:
Thanks, Nick.
Unfortunately, it actually works quite well. I was hoping to continue using
it after upgrading. It has
You did not test #1. If you run httpd -S without the correct -f
option, you are testing httpd.conf. (FreeBSD's Apache httpd defaults
to /usr/local/etc/apache/httpd.conf.) httpd.conf will not affect
your production server if your init scripts use the -f option.
The best scenario matching the
I haven't been using it very long, so I'm still kind of figuring out what
the config directives do. Here's an example config and I'll try to explain
my understanding of each one. Unfortunately, I don't have the source (that I
can find, yet...) or any docs for this module, so I don't know if this
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