Oleg,
Some other things to check/do if you don't already know this...
Be sure that the httpd process runs as a completely unprivileged user with
nothing but read access to ANYTHING.
Be sure that the content of your site is not owned by the same user as the
httpd user. Read only access should
John,
You should not need to upgrade Solaris. I've got apache running on a
solaris 9 box just fine.
Your wrong path shouldn't be a problem either. Those are just the last
place to look for an .so. Solaris will use what is in the 'crle' command
and the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable
John,
This is a (very) short explanation of the error code at:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/ref/ssl/sslerr.html
and this one has a possible cause:
http://serverfault.com/questions/63167/sslerrorbadmacalert-error-in-firefox
You might want to Google the message for more
We are only at Apache 2.2.9, but don't have any problems. The command I
use to build apache with is:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache-2.2.9 --with-ssl=/usr/local/ssl
--with-z=/usr/local/lib --enable-ssl --enable-cache --enable-disk-cache
--enable-mem-cache --enable-autoindex
I would stick with openssl-0.9.8l, the other have a bunch of
vulnerabilities, but that can get taken care of once this other problem is
fixed :)
When you built OpenSSL, did you build it shared? My command is:
./config shared zlib-dynamic --prefix=/usr/local/ssl-0.9.8l
Your output shows that the two undefined symbols are used/referenced in
libapr-1.so. I would check over the build of your libapr and/or apr
utils.
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Matthew,
YES! I had exactly the same problems. I have a very strange solution...
Edit the /srclib/apr-util/Makefile
and change:
install-modules: install-modules-yes
to:
install-modules: install-modules-no
I can't tell you why, only that it seemed to work and the modules were
still
At several places in the 'configure' process, I am getting a WARNING about
'Unrecognized options'. I have used all of these options before, at least
on the 2.2.2, 2.2.3, 2.2.4 2.2.6 versions. The help says they are all
valid. Other then these WARNING, configure completes with no errors (see
Followup...
If I edit 'srclib/apr-util/Makefile' and change:
install-modules: install-modules-yes
to:
install-modules: install-modules-no
everything works AND the modules get installed !!
Very strange!!
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Is there a simple rewrite rule to change all space (and/or %20's) in a URL
to underscores (_) ??
Thanks,
Dan
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If you are only looking to SEND emails, you don't need a server at all.
You just need something that will act as an SMTP client - Perl, PHP, Ruby,
CGI...
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You state that your vhost config looks like:
IfDefine SSL_DEFAULT_VHOST
IfModule ssl_module
VirtualHost *:80
.
.
.
if you want https to work, I believe your virtual host command should
read:
VirtualHost *:443
I assume that in some other VirtualHost block, you already
How about the output from:
netstat -na | grep LISTEN
How many Listen commands do you have in your httpd.conf ?
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You fat fingered it when you cut and pasted from the error log?? What do
your Listen and VirtualHost directives look like?
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Ok, how about:
ifconfig -a
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I fat fingered it when I
Tony,
The only way to have two services use/listen on the same port is to use
two different IP addresses, one for each. Then each can listen on port
80.
A possible, very high effort, alternative would be to write a program that
would sit in front of both apache and tomcat, that could examine
Tony,
Aaah. That is what I feared. You would need to get a second static IP
address from your ISP to make any of this work.
If you are stuck with one static IP address from your ISP, I think your
only solution is the mod_jk that you are already doing. Why is proxying
the tomcat requests
Tony,
Another question just came to mind... Are we trying to solve the wrong
problem here? If you have tomcat, why do you need apache at all?
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Tony,
Yes. One physical server and/or network card can support multiple IP
addresses. What OS is this? When you say LAN, is this a corporate LAN or
a home/isp LAN? Which versions of apache and tomcat? proxy_ajp and
mod_jk are the same thing, only proxy_ajp is for apache 2.2+ and mod_jk
Tomcat can serve static content too.
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I have a web site with
Have you tried setting the umask in your apache startup script? I'm
running on Sun Solaris and I've used ACL's to get the permissions I want.
Dan
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Remember, that this would effect every file create by apache or any
children (like cronlog). If there are CGI script that create files, these
will be effected too. By putting an ACL on the log directory, you kind of
limit the scope of the change.
My ACL on our log directory looks like:
#
On a multi network interface system, is there a way to specify which
interface is used for the inward facing half of the proxy connection?
Thanks,
Dan
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Does anyone have an example of using mod_proxy_ajp to connect to tomcat?
And/or a little 'How to' convert JkMounts to the new proxy directives?
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Dan
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Serge,
Thanks!! I was hoping it was that simple.
Dan
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Something like
Also, name-based virtual hosting only works with HTTP. You can not run
HTTPS that way.
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If you have a single AD domain, it seems like mod_auth_kerb works well. I
have not been able to get it working across multiple AD domains.
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Use 'httpd -l' (that's lowercase L) to see if it was compiled in, or
check the modules subdirectory for mod_ssl.so
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Have you tried looking at mod_alias and using the 'redirect' directive
inside your https://www. virtual host?
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Yes, cronolog has been very nice for us here. Below are a couple of lines
from our httpd.conf file that we use to get daily logs...
CustomLog |/usr/local/bin/cronolog /var/log/apache2/myhost-%Y%m%d
combined
ErrorLog |/usr/local/bin/cronolog /var/log/apache2/myhost-%Y%m%d
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I run on UNIX (Sun Solaris 8/9), but Apache only comes down with the box
while doing patches. To rotate log files, we use cronolog (cronolog.org),
which auto-magically switches to new logs files on a configurable basis
(we use daily).
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David,
Use the --enable-mods-shared. Here is my configure line...
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache-2.0.59 --with-ssl=/usr/local/ssl
--with-z=/usr/local/lib --enable-ssl --enable-cache --enable-disk-cache
--enable-mem-cache --enable-autoindex --enable-mods-shared=rewrite ssl
dav dav-fs
John,
I added the DAVDepthInfinity On, right after my DAV On line, but it
doesn't seem to do anything.
Directory /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/WebDAV
DAV On
DAVDepthInfinity On
AllowOverride FileInfo AuthConfig Limit Indexes
.
.
.
Dan
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I have no rewrite rules. The WebDAV directory is:
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drwxrwxr-x 2 apache apache 512 Apr 12 11:03 ./
drwxr-xr-x 3 apache apache 1536 Apr 9 13:42 ../
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Joshua,
Thanks, it looks like the http://server.name.dom:80/WebDAV did the trick
with getting basic authentication to work, but now from XP sp2 Explorer,
the directory of the WebDAV share, also contains an infinite recursion of
the WebDAV directory itself !!??!! Here is my apache setup:
Is there anyone using WebDAV and Basic Authentication from a Windows
Explorer client??
Dan
Is it possible to log both IP address and hostname to the apache logs?
Thanks!
How??
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Is it possible to log both IP address and
Why would you need to support both SSL certificates? From what I've seen
(at least with Verisign) when you renew a certificate, it adds the renewal
period to the end of your current expiration period, but is valid from the
date you renew! As soon as you get the new certificate, you should be
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