On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 11:00 AM, J. Stephens wrote:
> The solution to the problem was that I needed to add a to
> the vhost. I do not know why it would need the root directory, but as long
> as it is fixed then I do not care. Would this cause any security risks or is
> it fine to add this direc
The solution to the problem was that I needed to add a to the
vhost. I do not know why it would need the root directory, but as long as it is
fixed then I do not care. Would this cause any security risks or is it fine to
add this directory?
BTW: Thank you for your responses it has helped a bu
Here is some more info that might be useful.
I got this from yum:
<<
Installed Packages
Name : httpd
Arch : i386
Version: 2.2.3
Release: 45.el5.centos
Size : 3.1 M
Repo : installed
Summary: Apache HTTP Server
>>
I also had the problem with the original install
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 12:41 PM, Arunkumar Janarthanan
wrote:
> Thank you very much Lee, appreciate your assistance with this issue. However
> with the below rule the URI pattern with actual string even is not working.
>
> Like I said when I try with wget www.xyz.com/files that goes to
> www.abc.
I get this when I do a httpd -v
<<
Server version: Apache/2.2.3
Server built: Jan 31 2011 17:49:25
>>
I have attached my httpd.conf
Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. If there's anything I can do,
please let me know.
Marion
httpd.conf
Description: Binary data
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Thank you very much Lee, appreciate your assistance with this issue. However
with the below rule the URI pattern with actual string even is not working.
Like I said when I try with wget www.xyz.com/files that goes to
www.abc.com/page-not-found.
RewriteRule !^/(files|admin|user|product|go)$
http:/
Hi Arunkumar
You have a list of URIs to NOT match for redirection, so begin the
pattern, as you did, with !
RewriteRule !
You then have a group of top-level directory or files to be ignored, so
you can anchor at the start of the URI:
RewriteRule !^/
Then put all your dir/file name
Just tried it on one of my servers, I get a ratio of 0,7% in ssl vs non-ssl
ab benchmark, without keepalive. With keepalive it gets to 1/3.
However, I noticed something else a year or so ago, never figured out the
cause.
I can't get apache to work faster than 11k req/s, no matter how many
concurre
Hi Lee,
sorry for posting the requirement as it is, this is what the requirement
exactly.
1. http://xyz.com/esweep* - no redirection at all (so urls like
esweepconfirm/thank-you/ do not redirect)
2. http://xyz.com/user* - no redirection at all
3. http://xyz.com/files/* - no redirection at all
4.
Hi Ishita,
I am also same facing problem. Can you please let me know if you find any
solution.
Best Regards,
Tushar.
> Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2011 22:09:39 -0400
> From: ishim...@gmail.com
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> CC: traw...@gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Apache is too slow with S
Hi Arunkumar
You wrote,
I could use !^/(files|admin|user|product|go), however this would allow
all wildcard pattern for the URI string like "user/login" ? or
"products/newarrival" ?
This is not true. Nothing beginning with the words files, or admin, or
user, or product, or go, would match.
Thanks Lee, for your reply.
I could use !^/(files|admin|user|product|go), however this would allow all
wildcard pattern for the URI string like "user/login" ? or
"products/newarrival" ?
Is why I tried with (.*) but the wildcard string still not getting picked up
by the rule.
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