- Original Message -
Hi, guys,
The ESI Language Specification 1.0 (http://www.w3.org/TR/esi-lang)
says ESI Processor implementations may limit the number of includes
used in a single ESI resource.
I am using apache 2.2.
Can I use a few !--#esi:include virtual=SOME_URL_HERE
- Original Message -
- Original Message -
Hi, guys,
The ESI Language Specification 1.0
(http://www.w3.org/TR/esi-lang)
says ESI Processor implementations may limit the number of
includes
used in a single ESI resource.
I am using apache 2.2.
Can I use a
On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 13:13:27 - (UTC)
Igor Galić i.ga...@brainsware.org wrote:
Sure you can, but it won't be interpreted. Neither by PHP nor by
Apache httpd. The list of F/OSS HTTP servers/caches which do support
ESI is quite comprehensive so far:
FWIW, I did once implement an ESI parser
Please forgive if I am sending this to the wrong place.
I am a newbie and I am trying to reinstall my apache server.
Please let me know if I sent this to the wrong place and I will no longer
bother you. Please direct me to the right place.
Thanks
Matt
On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 5:01 PM, Matt Guise mgu...@mattguise.com wrote:
Please forgive if I am sending this to the wrong place.
I am a newbie and I am trying to reinstall my apache server.
Please let me know if I sent this to the wrong place and I will no longer
bother you. Please direct me
Great! This is awesome! Glad you are here.
My ultimate goal is to run the server on my iMac running Mac OS X Version
10.6.6. Using Adobe Dreamweaver I want to test PHP pages locally on my
computer. All mac's come with Apache installed but for some reason mine is
not running right. I called
At 11:40 -0600 2/24/11, Matt Guise wrote:
My ultimate goal is to run the server on my iMac running Mac OS X Version
10.6.6. Using Adobe Dreamweaver I want to test PHP pages locally on my
computer. All mac's come with Apache installed but for some reason mine is
not running right. I called
Web Sharing and File Sharing is on and checked. But when I type in the
Safari browser http://localhost/; I get the message Safari can't open the
page http://localhost/; because the server unexpectedly dropped the
connection. This sometimes occurs when the serveris busy. Wait for a few
minutes,
Hello,
You might try putting your files in Library/WebServer/Documents/
Norman
On 2011-02-24, at 12:12 PM, Matt Guise wrote:
Web Sharing and File Sharing is on and checked. But when I type in the
Safari browser http://localhost/; I get the message Safari can't open the
page
When I was using my MAC to run Apache, I installed the full version of Apache
since my MAC had a light version of httpd.
I found it confusing as well, until I had the full version of Apache
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- Reply message -
From: Matt Guise
- Original Message -
Can anyone let me know where exactly and in which files do I have to
make
the changes in order to set the following variables in Apache server
2.2 ?
Each of the below links to the documentation of the
directives will have a link to it's context:
Matt Guise wrote:
Great! This is awesome! Glad you are here.
My ultimate goal is to run the server on my iMac running Mac OS X Version
10.6.6. Using Adobe Dreamweaver I want to test PHP pages locally on my
computer. All mac's come with Apache installed but for some reason mine is
not running
On Thursday 24 February 2011 21:55:17 Arthur P Pesa wrote:
When I was using my MAC to run Apache, I installed the full version of
Apache since my MAC had a light version of httpd.
Stop spreading FUD (at least if you mean a Mac computer with one of last 3 or
4 major versions of OS X by MAC).
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