Hi Nick,
thanks for pointing me to TLS/SNI patch which I found in 2.2.12dev working, but
this needs a TLS/SNI enabled browser also. We are using IE6 on Windows XP :(
My next issue on realising a https proxy would be that that mod_proxy_connect
gets the server-name in the request of CONNECT www.
Hi all,
I have a Apache2 + mod_ssl + havp + squid as a transparent HTTPS-Proxy with
virus scanner deployed.
Since mod_ssl has only the ability to host only one SSL hostname based
certificate per IP I'm looking for a solution to host multiply hostnames with
dynamically generated certificates ba
> how do i remove these msgs from ending up in my email ?
In order to only see responses posted in the NNTP server and not receive e-mail
responses, some prep is necessary. I set up an e-mail account specifically and
exclusively for gmane, then set filters to only accept mail from the gmane
domain
> I need to display html pages without providing the .html extension in the
> URL?
> To illustrate: I have a file /readme.html.
> I want to access it as http://192.168.0.100/readme
This may be browser dependent, but with Internet Explorer you don't need an
extension to tell it what the file is.
I satisfy those conditions, but it still doesn't work. In fact, Apache won't
even start. Also, it has always worked with the CustomLog directive.
ErrorLog "|L:/apache/logs/cronolog.exe L:/Apache/logs/error.%Y%m%d.log"
The author doesn't say what version of Apache he is running.
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> What is the syntax of the access log rotation that works?
Any of these works.
CustomLog "|L:/apache/bin/rotatelogs -l logs/local 86400" local
CustomLog "|L:/apache/bin/cronolog L:/Apache/logs/local.%Y%m%d.log" local
LoadModule log_rotate_module modules/mod_log_rotate.so
RotateLogs On
RotateLo
I have tried the rotatelogs directive, I have tried the cronolog.exe utility, I
have tried the mod_log_rotate module, all with the same negative result. I can
rotate the access logs, but I cannot rotate the error logs. Is there a solution,
or am I doomed to ever growing error logs?
Syntax of faile
All I can do is share my own successful experience. I recently installed Apache
2.2.4 on my Windows 2000 Pro system, then ran the installer for PHP 5. The PHP 5
installer added this to my httpd.conf file:
#BEGIN PHP INSTALLER EDITS - REMOVE ONLY ON UNINSTALL
PHPIniDir "L:/PHP/"
LoadModule php5_mod
> There is a version of cronolog for Windows at
> http://cronolog.org/download/index.html
> I have not used it as we only run Apache on
> UNIX and Linux.
Thank you. Unfortunately, I am having the same problem with it as I am having
with rotatelogs. The both work fine with access logs but neither
Since I cannot get rotatelogs to work with ErrorLog (I can't even start Apache),
I thought I'd try Cronolog. Unfortunately, it is only available as source code,
intended for use with *nix systems. So I need either a Windows compatible
executable of Cronolog, or an equivalent program, or a solution
> See:
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#limitrequestline
Thank you. I have the docs and I search them before I ask here, honest! I also
did a Google internet search. But if you don't know exactly what to look for,
you can't find it!
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I have Apache 2.2.4 installed on Windows 2000 pro. When I receive a request
longer than 8192 (I think), the server responds with a 414 (Request URI too
long) error. That's fine, but I would like to know if it is adjustable (likely
downward), and if it can be set for a specific method (GET, POST, SE
> Google for regular expressions and you'll find tons of tutorials.
I did, and I did. Got the reference from Perl. Thanks.
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The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server Project.
See http://httpd
> SetEnvIf accepts only regular expressions, not CIDR notation.
> Fortunately, most groups of IP addresses can be expressed with regexes
> (although often with a little more effort). What you want is simple:
> SetEnvIf Remote_Addr ^192\.168\. dontlog
Ah, thank you! I am a newbie, and "regexes" st
I want to disable logging for a range of LAN addresses. I can set an environment
variable for a single address like so:
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr "192.168.0.1" dontlog
That works fine. I can also set multiple addresses if I enter a line for each
one, but if I try to set a range of addresses thus:
Set
> ServerRoot "C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2"
>
> ServerName localhost:80
>
> Listen 80
>
> DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs"
> UserDir Enabled lamartin
> UserDir "My Website"
>
>
> AllowOverride None
> Options MultiV
> Log piping is broke in 2.2.4. there is no fix right now. i would suggest
> mod_rotate_logs for the access logs, thats what I did.
Thank you. As I said, the piped log is working, it just introduces this quirk,
but I will look into mod_rotate_logs. For the record, this is what I have:
LogForma
When I set logs to record directly and restart Apache to enable the settings,
the command box opens momentarily and closes by itself, as one would expect.
However, when I set logs to pipe through the rotatelogs utility and restart, the
command box opens and stays open. No error is indicated. Everyt
> You can stop ApacheMonitor from executing by using Windows Defender. (In
> Windows Vista: Control Panel->Security->Defender->Tools->Software
> Explorer->set category to 'Startup Programs'->select Apache HTTP Server and
> click disable) In Windows XP you have to download and install Defender
> fir
Thank you both.
I don't see anything on the MS page that makes me want to rush out and build
symbolic links on Windows. I am an Apache newbie and just wanted to make sure I
wasn't missing anything important. I'll just stick to aliases.
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The Apache documentation says,
"There are frequently circumstances where it is necessary to allow web access to
parts of the filesystem that are not strictly underneath the DocumentRoot.
Apache offers several different ways to accomplish this. On Unix systems,
symbolic links can bring other parts o
>> The executable rotatelogs.exe is indeed in the L:/apache/bin folder.
>> What am I missing?
> A pipe |.
> Without it, the entire quoted argument is taken as a filename.
Ohh, THAT's what that thingy is! I didn't understand it, so I ignored it. I'll
go back and RTFM. Again. Thanks!
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I have set up logging in my httpd.conf file as follows
CustomLog logs/access.log common
CustomLog "L:/apache/bin/rotatelogs logs/access.log 900" common
I set up access.log in the first line a few days ago, and it works fine. Today I
decided to rotate the log using the instruction in the s
If you want to send the request to a different domain while preserving the error
code returned to the requester, you can put a redirect meta tag in the local
error page. In your eaxmple, "/error_pages/404.html" would look like this:
http://www.remotedomain.com";>
;xx
Server for example( config somewhere or code something to set
the response)? Thanks for any responding.
Dummy
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