You can't use Virtual Hosts like that with SSL. The SSL handshake
with keys etc comes before the client tells the server which host it's
trying
to connect to, so the server has to read the ssl config before then,
thus you
get the config for the first one.
Solution is to use IP based virtual
Re: the example there, sorry if I'm pointing out the obvious, but I
guess you've
a typo in the URL you're trying to get the Last-Modified for as you've got
a 404 there. I'm thinking you won't get a Last-Modified returned on that ;)
Cheers,
Duncan
Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
On 7/23/07, *J
Owen,
Does sendfile work ok for you when you #include virtual a file
greater than 255 characters via SSI / shtml?
I compiled using sun's gcc in sfw and am wondering if that's the problem
before
I go filing a bug report with sun.
See http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3
Probably one for the developers but from an ldd of the httpd binaries,
both the 2.0.58 and 2.2.2 binaries are using /lib/sendfile.so.1
So - anyone running 2.2.X in a zone under Solaris 10. Since it looks
like it may be a sendfile problem, I'll guess it could be to do with
how Solaris 10 mounts
Looks like this is the sendfile problem from the 2.0 error FAQ.
Adding
EnableSendFile off
to the server config fixes the problem.
Looks like the configure scripts from 2.2.X and 2.0.58 differ in their
checks for sendfile support?
Cheers,
Duncan
Duncan Brannen wrote:
Is
Is anyone running Apache 2.2.X on Solaris 10? I've seen the following
behaviour with
both 2.2.0 and 2.2.2
I've a .shtml file which includes another file
Test
include_test.shtml is a comment, but does not have to be.
Once the length of the included file reaches 255 characters The pa
