[EMAIL PROTECTED] How apache deals with file extensions

Hi Folks, The following question is simply to help me understand how apache is doing something. The scenario is: In our docroot, there is a file as such: /wrp/mary.html If someone types the following url into a browser: http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/wrp/mary (**i.e. no .html extension) Then Apac

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Would like to understand this weird url request

Hi Folks, When I request the following URL from our webserver (via a browser): http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/vegetation/index.html/templates/headline_temp. php I get the weirdest thingI actually get a response as if what I was really requesting was: http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/vegetation/index.ht

[EMAIL PROTECTED] PDF Byte serving setup for Apache

Hi Folks, I'm interested in taking a look at PDF byte serving. However, google is being particularly closed-mouthed about how to do this for Apache, and all the links on Adobe's website are unfortunately broken. So, if anyone can please either tell me how to do it, or can send me some urls which t

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] sh error in apache error log

pache error log On 10/30/07, Robinson Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I'm seeing an error in our Apache 1.3 error log that I have never seen > before: > > sh: syntax error at line 1: `(' unexpected > > There is no timestamp, but it occurred

[EMAIL PROTECTED] sh error in apache error log

Hi Folks, I'm seeing an error in our Apache 1.3 error log that I have never seen before: sh: syntax error at line 1: `(' unexpected There is no timestamp, but it occurred some time after we had a scheduled restart (to roll logs) and now. Interestingly Apache is up and running fine, so I am confu

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Exclusion possibilities for RedirectPermanent

Hi Folks, I have to redirect any requests for a particular path to another server for a few months, and I am successfully using: RedirectPermanent /about http://newServer/about However, an additional requirement has emerged where they want a sub-directory within this path to not be redirected:

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Upgrading to PHP5 sent httpd processes through the roof

or the heads up about 5.2.x on Apache 2I'll pay much more attention now. Cheers, Craig -Original Message- From: Ian Ballantyne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, 30 October 2007 10:47 PM To: Robinson Craig Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Upgrading to PHP5 sent httpd processe

[EMAIL PROTECTED] PHP 5 causes APACHE 1.3 processes to skyrocket with keepalive on

Hi Folks, I'm going through the process of upgrading PHP to 5.1.6 on my intranet APACHE 1.3 web server. With PHP4, I was typically running at about 30 HTTPD processes at any one time. When running with PHP 5, the processes skyrocket to 150 (which is my MaxClients limit) in a matter of a minute or

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] MaxRequestsPerChild and number of accesses reported in server-status

apache.org Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] MaxRequestsPerChild and number of accesses reported in server-status On 10/10/07, Robinson Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I'm a bit confused about the effects of changing the > MaxRequestsPerChild directive. > > I

[EMAIL PROTECTED] MaxRequestsPerChild and number of accesses reported in server-status

Hi Folks, I'm a bit confused about the effects of changing the MaxRequestsPerChild directive. I previously had MaxRequestsPerChild set to "0" which, as I have always understood, means that there is no maximum. Last night I changed the config to: MaxRequestsPerChild 100 And about an hour after a

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Understanding the difference between conn vs. child vs. slot

Hi, I've recently been pouring over some server status pages, and I am trying to understand what the difference between a connection, child and slot. In particular, referring to the "Acc" column, which is the "Number of accesses this connection / this child / this slot". Example "Acc" data for th

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Understanding the APACHE 1.3 process model

Thanks Sander. Therefore, this makes me think that I can't actually use netstat to 'measure' the 'number of concurrently connected clients'? Is this a fair assumption? Cheers, Craig -Original Message- From: Sander Temme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, 28 September 2007 1:01 PM

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Understanding the APACHE 1.3 process model

Hi Folks, I'm trying to clarify my understanding of the APACHE 1.3 process model on Solaris UNIX. As I understand, "Apache 1.3 on UNIX is a pre-forking process per request server". This means that Apache effectively needs 1 HTTP process per 1 concurrently connected client. For example, if [StartS

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Upgrading to PHP5 sent httpd processes through the roof

Dear experts, I've been working through a process of upgrading our SUN web servers from PHP4 to PHP5. An interesting thing happened when I did our Internet web server this morning. Typically, the number of HTTP processes running during business hours is about 20 - 40. However, upon installing PHP5

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] No pidfile

s root and will have root privileges when creating the pid and log files, but you never know... -ascs -Message d'origine- De : Robinson Craig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : mardi 25 septembre 2007 03:34 À : users@httpd.apache.org Objet : [EMAIL PROTECTED] No pidfile Dear expert

[EMAIL PROTECTED] No pidfile

Dear experts, I have inherited administration for a particular APACHE setup. In the conf file, it actually sets a location for the pidfile as follows: PidFile /var/run/httpd.pid However, upon listing the contents of /var/run/ there is no httpd.pid. In fact, there is no httpd.pid on any server. T