[users@httpd] Having Issues with Apache config file

Hi. New to Apache//Laravel. Trying to setup a simple test site for Laravel, running on Centos8 with Apache. I'm getting a 403 forbidden error. I've tried a few different mods to the condif file, still having the same error. The basic config file ,as well as the dir/layout follows: trying to set

Re: [users@httpd] testing..

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[users@httpd] testing..

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Re: [users@httpd] Received 404 not found error on existing CGI script

Check your Apache error log. It's unlikely anything in your mysql log will be useful here. Apache will print any STDERR messages to the Apache error log. You shouldn't need your Apache logging at anything other than the default logging level to be useful to debug your Perl CGI issue. Jim On 6

Re: [users@httpd] Received 404 not found error on existing CGI script

Hello, Thanks for your reply. I solved the not being able to run a Perl CGI script issue. I now have several of my old Perl CGI scripts up and running. Now one of my other CGI scripts is failing badly. The mysql error log does not show anything useful. All I see on my screen is a '500 internal se

RE: [users@httpd] Apache on CentOS Linux

Hi Petr Thank you so much! Look like the apache is not install and running on this server! Regards, Hoay [root@hpc-cloud-96 ~]# ls /etc/httpd ls: cannot access /etc/httpd: No such file or directory [root@hpc-cloud-96 ~]# ls /etc/httpd* ls: cannot access /etc/httpd*: No such file or directory

RE: [users@httpd] Apache on CentOS Linux

Hi David, Thank you so much! Look like the apache is not install and running on this server! Regards, Hoay [root@hpc-cloud-96 ~]# ps -aux | grep -i http root 15030 0.0 0.0 112712 984 pts/0S+ 12:36 0:00 grep --color=auto -i http [root@hpc-cloud-96 ~]# ps -aux | grep -i apac ro

Re: [users@httpd] Apache on CentOS Linux

Hello, in the case of the standard httpd installation (as provided by the distro, it may be of course installed from other sources): - is installed? (including the mod_ssl which enables the TLS/SSL support) yum list installed httpd mod_ssl - is enabled and running? systemctl status h

[users@httpd] RewriteRule - straightforward exclude from reverse proxying?

Hello, is there anything like ProxyPass /path ! (that excludes the specified path from reverse proxying) for RewriteRule ... [P] ? Yes, the RewriteRule pattern may be adjusted to take care of that, or RewriteCond may be added to achieve similar result, but it's all quite cumbersome wi

Re: [users@httpd] Apache on CentOS Linux

On my CentOS7 machine the following works: systemctl status httpd Cheers, Dave. On 6/25/20 12:48 AM, Leonard Hoay (Dr) wrote: > > Dear XAMPP/Apache PHP Administrator, > >   > > May I know how to check whether the Apache is installed and running on > this server? Also, where it directory/folder l