Ali Sakebi wrote:
Thanks for answer.
mod_perl (*) is what I was looking for.
But is there any Java-based solution like mod_perl available too?
Nothing simple that I know of.
Apart from C or Perl, which integrate directly into Apache, you would
have to create some external module which does
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 8:08 AM, André Warnier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ali Sakebi wrote:
Thanks for answer.
mod_perl (*) is what I was looking for.
But is there any Java-based solution like mod_perl available too?
Nothing simple that I know of.
There are also some modules available at
Hello all,
I have a question regarding a specific scenario where I am using IP
based virtual hosting. The machine has two IP addresses (but may
eventually have more). Suppose those addresses are 192.168.1.80 and
192.168.1.81. If I have a configuration file like the following
Listen 8080
...
Hi,
I have set up an environment on my Vista laptop comprising of Apache 2.2,
MySQL Server 5.1 and Php 5.2.5.
I'm using a simple php program that I found in a PHP/SQL book. The PHP
program queries a MySQL table and uses a WHILE loop to traverse the results
array of the query and display on
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R. Eimann wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I have a Linux box running SquirrelMail along with an SSH service
| and /etc/{passwd,shadow} are used for authentication.
|
[SNIP] ...
|
| Is there an apache module or something that provides such
functionality? I
| know
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M. Scholten wrote:
| Why are you trying to avoid the problem instead of SOLVING.
| And then again: you are discriminating windows users, and forcing ppl
to use
| a custom PC for just webmail?
| Well good luck with the rest of your life then...
| You
Thanks a lot for helping.
I'm developing a Java web-app and as a part of this web-app I need to
let users to upload and share their files with some or all other
users.
Since these files are static contents I'm going to use Apache to serve
them, but I still need to do AA before letting user to
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 4:02 PM, Ali Sakebi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a lot for helping.
I'm developing a Java web-app and as a part of this web-app I need to
let users to upload and share their files with some or all other
users.
Since these files are static contents I'm going to use
Eben wrote:
I just setup a new Fedora Core 9 box, running apache 2.2.8.
I then setup a basic virtual host config using NameVirtualHost *:80
My only virtual host looks like:
VirtualHost *:80
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /home/domain/www
ServerName domain.com
Tony Stevenson wrote:
Firstly, who are you to say this is the wrong solution? The only person
who can truly say it is wrong is the person whom is responsible for it.
Secondly, this is for his family and I am sure they don't care that much
as long ad they actually get to read the email.
We are
Hey all,
Just needed some advice on .htacess. Just wondering what is be best way to
go about this. This is my situation.
I have a big list of ips which i need to give access to one site. I need to
block it from the rest of the world.
In the past i've typically written a htaccess file like this:
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