As Carlos's question suggests that he might be quite new to all this,
it's probably worth pointing out that for simple, low-volume
applications there is no requirement to load any language-specific
module into apache. All one needs is mod_cgi (or mod_cgid) to get
started and then it's pretty
Hi,
Thanks everybody for the input. We traced the problem further, and apparently,
the problem lies in the F5 load balancer, which does not handle responses with
chunked encoding correctly when chunking is set to selective there. When we set
response chunking to unchunk, everything seems
After a bit more experimenting I found some additional information that
may shed some light on this. I think this is actually a bug. I created
another directory that uses AuthUserFile and that works as expected with
SSL.
Directory /var/www/html/backupmgr/
AuthType Basic
Thanks all for answer.
I have a website (http://cshluesocc.org) and is on /var/www/, is
hosted on a cloud vps, I have created some users for my friends on it
and I've enabled mod_userdir so they can use their public_html
directory.
They want try some tecnologies (maybe python, golang, node.js,
Hi list,
I have been wrestling on and off with this problem for multiple years. I
had some time to spare
today, so I looked into it once again, but can seem to make any progress.
Basically I want to accomplish the following: on a webpage (connected to
the public internet, but behind a login
i'm using 2.2.x i've implemented a shared memory segment using apr_shm_*
functions but i've noticed that if i access to this segment
in ap_hook_handler i can see it and operate with it, but
in ap_hook_translate_name the pointer to the shm segment is null.
Any idea or suggestion?
Thanks
