I have AllowEncodedSlashes in my conf. I am calling
https://myserver.com/foo.cgi/a/b%2fc/d
In the docs for AllowEncodedSlashes, it says it doesn't mean they will be
decoded.
My cgi script simply prints $ENV{PATH_INFO} and it sees /foo.cgi/a/b/c/d
instead of /foo.cgi/a/b%2fc/d
What I'm trying
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 11:14 PM, Eben [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(13)Permission denied: access to / denied
That is OS security, not Apache access control.
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/13PermissionDenied
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Eric Covener
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j k wrote:
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 8:14 PM, Eben [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just setup a new Fedora Core 9 box, running apache 2.2.8.
http://2.2.8.
I then setup a basic virtual host config using NameVirtualHost *:80
My only virtual host looks like:
Folks,
We´ve been trying to make apache and tomcat communicate between them, and when
started tomcat, it leads to the following error, the problem is in mod_jk.sl,
(or in anywhere else?). The mod_jk.sl we copied from apache 2.0...of course
this is not the correct way, but, anyway of getting
Hi,
I want to run an application in a cluster of apache servers, all of
them accessible at the same URL.
I also want to use SSL.
Is it possible to use the same ServerName for all the servers in my
cluster? Would SSL work? Or
Do I need to define a VirtualHost and put the certificate
I think I should add more details:
Lets assume that I have a cluster of machines running Apache:
webapp0.eng.mydomain.com
webapp1.eng.mydomain.com
webapp2.eng.mydomain.com
...
webappN.eng.mydomain.com
All of those instances of Apache are front-ended by a
Hey, how are you Jorge ?
I think that the Round Robin, is a good idea to solve your problem, but it's
configurate in the DNS entrys of this domain:
Look: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Round_robin_DNS
Is a good Idea that the nodes on the web cluster access de same files, for
example, a storage,
