Hello folks,
I'm having trouble with the apache configuration in one of my virtual hosts
and I'm starting to wonder if what I'm trying is a supported configuration.
I'm setting up an SSL vhost with a Location directive, so that when a
request is made for that location the client certificate is
Hello list, this is my first mail on the list.
I am configuring Apache server with some vhost, I configured the logs on each
vhost this way:
ErrorLog /var/www/domain1/log/error.log
LogLevel warn
CustomLog /var/www/domain1/log/access.log combined
I am monitoring all vhost with Monit and Mom and
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 9:45 AM, Jose Jerez
jose.jerez@juntadeandalucia.es wrote:
Hello folks,
I'm having trouble with the apache configuration in one of my virtual hosts
and I'm starting to wonder if what I'm trying is a supported configuration.
I'm setting up an SSL vhost with a
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 10:09 AM, Josu Lazkano
josu.lazk...@barcelonamedia.org wrote:
Hello list, this is my first mail on the list.
I am configuring Apache server with some vhost, I configured the logs on
each vhost this way:
ErrorLog /var/www/domain1/log/error.log
LogLevel warn
Hi,
I run an in-house webserver.
It is on a multi-homed host running HP-UX.
I want to run three different instances of the httpd
server, one serving each of the three IP addresses.
I set up my three config files, each with a different
Listen directive.
I also want to have each of my three
So, my basic question is: How do I run virtual hosts
separated by IP address and running with different user/group?
Do you just need to set ScriptSock in 2 of your 3 instances? In 2.0,
subsequent ones can just clobber eachother.
On 6/29/2011 12:12 PM, Eric Covener wrote:
So, my basic question is: How do I run virtual hosts
separated by IP address and running with different user/group?
Do you just need to set ScriptSock in 2 of your 3 instances? In 2.0,
subsequent ones can just clobber eachother.
I didn't know
Hey All,
So I have been playing with mod_authnz_ldap and Authentication and
Authorizations works
perfectly. However, the first time a Non-Authorize users attempts to
login I want to stop prompting and user the 401 error msg.
This is not the case the user is prompted another times and then it
Hello,
I'd like to do this:
Set Expires and Cache-control headers to specific values on a resource when the
response code is 200.
Set those headers to different values when the response code is XXX (but not
200).
The documentation for mod_expires and mod_headers does not suggest that this is
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:20:26 +
Michael Stevens michael.stev...@planetoutinc.com wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to do this:
Set Expires and Cache-control headers to specific values on a resource when
the response code is 200.
Set those headers to different values when the response code is
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