Hi,
Suppose that I have many proxies that I can use (called secondary
proxies here). I'd like to create a master proxy that rotates its
connection to these secondary proxies. In this way, an application
only needs to connect to this master proxy and does not need to know
whether the master proxy
> Probably because you are essentially denying access to documentroot and this
> path is checked for all requests.
Looks like your are right, but why? What if there's a file there? What if
there's a script there? A device file or a symbolic link to one?
> or change documentroot to a directory
Probably because you are essentially denying access to documentroot
and this path is checked for all requests.
Add a
Require all granted
or change documentroot to a directory you can give access even if it's
an empty directory to get rid of those messages or change the
documentoot to something
On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 12:51 PM, Houser, Rick wrote:
> I didn’t think you could have two virtualhost entries with the same IP/port.
That's just name-based virtualhosts. The first one is the default.
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At first glance, something in your browser is probably requesting the
page /test. Since it doesn't correspond to any of your alias
statements, it hits the DocumentRoot which you have denied access to.
Is there a corresponding entry in your access log?
There's no entry in access log, and the
At first glance, something in your browser is probably requesting the page
/test. Since it doesn't correspond to any of your alias statements, it hits
the DocumentRoot which you have denied access to.
Is there a corresponding entry in your access log?
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On 02/08/2018 09:18 PM, Richards, Toby wrote:
> ?I sent my unsubscribe message over seven hours ago. Why am I still getting
> messages?
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why take personal problems to the list?
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Dear list,
I've installed and configured mediawiki as follows (on top of default
Ubuntu 16.04 Apache/2.4.18 installation):
DocumentRoot /var/www/html
Options None
Require all denied
Options ExecCGI
The whole point of virtual hosts is you can have multiple of them - that
is the whole way Apache configuration works to have multiple sites being
served from the same server... currently I have servers with 20+
virtualhost configurations.
Having a single virtual host is OK - but if you have