likai [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am wondering why the server config level settings do not work.
Server config level rewrites certainly work, but they are not
automatically inherited by a virtual host. Probably this is what you
are seeing.
If you want to have your server level rewrite rules
Hi,
I learned that
The RewriteCond
has 3 kinds of context(This indicates where in the server's configuration files
the directive is legal)
Server config, virtual host,
directory.
I have a httpd.conf file which has several whosts.
when configuring the server config level rewritcond
Hi,
How could I reject all coming http head request by configuring httpd.conf?
I've got no clues.
Thanks,
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2008/8/22 likai [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Right now, in my httpd.conf I have two sets of virtualhosts for two IPs. I
just made a copy of the first one and change the IP to another.
By doing this, I created a lot of duplicated entries.
Probably mod_macro is what you need.
Krist
Hi,
Right now, in my httpd.conf I have two sets of virtualhosts for two IPs. I just
made a copy of the first one and change the IP to another.
By doing this, I created a lot of duplicated entries.
It may cause apache to load a lot of duplicated entries.
And sometimes it cannot promise that
