Yesterday I asked:
2. mod_xsendfile (see https://github.com/nmaier/mod_xsendfile)
sends the specified file to the client.
Currently, all responses seem to have ETAG: "0". I'd like
the ETAG to be based in the normal way on the attributes
of the file that mod_xsendfile actually sends.
I belie
Dear Experts,
I have a server which functions as follows:
1. Incoming requests are sent to a reverse proxy which
inspects the request headers and returns a response to
Apache which contains an X-SendFile header containing the
path of the file to serve.
2. mod_xsendfile (see https://github.com/n
Dear Experts,
I'm trying to determine the best way to implement Apache
authentication using mod_authn_dbd and PostgrSQL; my starting
point has been this documentation:
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_authn_dbd.html
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/misc/password_encryptions.html
Dear Experts,
Would anyone like to share any strategies for blocking forum spam and
similar nastiness?
I have a couple of forums which were totally filled with spam when I
was once on holiday. When I got back I had to take them down for ages
to clean them up, and then added a "captcha" mech
Dear experts,
I was half-expecting to find that there was something like this:
ErrorCode 404
that would make Apache return a particular error response for all
matching requests. But I can't see anything; maybe I've overlooked something?
Here's the application: I have a server with name-
I'm surprised to find that authentication does not seem to be checked
in a directory which I proxy to another local server:
Ooops, I was changing the wrong part of the file. Ignore most of what
I wrote.
Basically I originally had this:
DocumentRoot /var/www/something
...auth stuff...
Dear Experts,
I'm surprised to find that authentication does not seem to be checked
in a directory which I proxy to another local server:
AuthName "my_auth_name"
AuthType basic
AuthPAM_Enabled off
AuthBasicProvider dbd
Dear All,
I'm trying to set up auth with postgresql...
Laurent FAILLIE wrote:
My only advice is to not use it as it doesn't work :-(
Yesterday I thought it was working, but since then it has fallen apart
and I'm wondering if Laurent might be right after all...
Yesterday I was running 2.2.3 (
Tom Donovan wrote:
Joshua Slive wrote:
How about making a page on wiki.apache.org/httpd/ for that?
Done! http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/Encrypted_Passwords
Thanks Tom, that's excellent. You might like to make it explicit that
the format is detected by inspection of the first part of the stri
Tom Donovan wrote:
Phil Endecott wrote:
Dear Experts,
I'm setting up mod_authn_dbd for the first time (having previously used
the 3rd-party mod_auth_pgsql with apache2.0) and I'm unsure how the
passwords should be encoded in the database. The docs at
http://httpd.apache.org/do
Dear Experts,
I'm setting up mod_authn_dbd for the first time (having previously used
the 3rd-party mod_auth_pgsql with apache2.0) and I'm unsure how the
passwords should be encoded in the database. The docs at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authn_dbd.html just say:
"The query m
Dear Experts,
I am in the process of migrating a system from 2.0 to 2.2 and need some
advice about how to make PostgreSQL authentication work in the new system.
In the old system, I used mod_auth_pgsql from the Debian package. I
understand that the new auth framework in 2.2 provides database
Dear Experts,
I am in the process of migrating a 2.0.x system to 2.2 and need some
advice about how best to do authentication in the new system. On the
old machine I am using mod_auth_pam to do authentication for a
Subversion repository and a personal Webmail system, and mod_auth_pgsql
for a
Dear All,
I'm using mod_ext_filter to convert SVG files to PNG on the fly. It
looks something like this:
ExtFilterDefine render_svg_filter mode=output \
intype=image/svg+xml outtype=image/png \
cmd="/usr/local/bin/rsvg_filter.sh"
where rsvg_filter is something like:
#!/bin/sh
tmpinfile="/tm
Dear List,
I have an Apache2 module that forks a new process when it first handles
a request. Subsequent request-handling processes/threads communicate
with this "back-end" process via shared memory. This generally works,
but I am having trouble at termination. It seems that my backend
proc
Joshua Slive wrote:
>On 11/17/05, Phil Endecott wrote:
>> Hi Joshua, thanks for the reply. Yes, when I comment-out my
>> ErrorDocument directives I get what I had expected:
>> My ErrorDocuments are the standard ones from the Debian package. Is
>> there an
Joshua Slive wrote:
> On 11/16/05, Phil Endecott wrote:
>> Dear List,
>>
>> According to the docs for mod_headers you can arange for the header
>> to be added either for sucessful requests only, or for all requests.
>> But it seems to me that the "always&q
Dear List,
According to the docs for mod_headers you can arange for the header to
be added either for sucessful requests only, or for all requests. But
it seems to me that the "always" case doesn't really mean always, as the
header is not added when access has been denied.
Here's my particular
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