Hi,
Don't really know ubuntu, but you could copy the init.d script which start
apache.
that's what i do on my redhat servers.
Adapt this file to point to your second deamon configuration:
- using httpd -k start -f config_file
- modifying the CONFFILE, and pidfile
then register this second deamon
Hi Rainer,
Keep Alive Timeout wasn't set on my config
But its default value of 5 seconds was the reason why the connection
closed.
In fact the root cause is the behavior of the CXF client who didn't take
care of the close announcement of this connection.
We're trying to fix this issue but
Hello,
I've scoured the Internet for examples of how to implement logical
operators where the require directive is concerned.
The dearth of documentation and discussion regarding this subject leads
me to believe that it has not been implemented, or was implemented at
one time and then removed.
You can have multiple 'require' lines to allow multiple groups and/or
users. So
require group programmers
require group secretaries
require user joe
Requires are OR-ed together, so anyone meeting a single criteria will
get allowed in, provided they enter the correct password of course. So
