Dragon wrote:
hit a snag
how would I expand this rule to capture and convert the following?
your.host.name - YourHostName (works with rule)
YOUR.HOST.NAME - YourHostName (currently not handled)
Yo-ur.HOST.name - YourHostName (currently not handled)
effectively the spec would be to take
Dear friends,
I am trying to find the configuration for a Reverse Proxy server
which has to work with a SSL / non-SSL web server.
Can someone send me full httpd.conf example for such thing?
I need something with probably 2 Virtual hosts for ports 80 / 443.
I hope that I have not to deal with the
Mike Cardwell wrote:
how would I expand this rule to capture and convert the following?
your.host.name - YourHostName (works with rule)
YOUR.HOST.NAME - YourHostName (currently not handled)
Yo-ur.HOST.name - YourHostName (currently not handled)
effectively the spec would be to take /doc/FQDN
Nir Ofek wrote:
Hi there,
Thanks for anyone who might be willing and able to help me (me = a
total Apache novice) with this question.
The Apache documentation states
http://apache.mirror.testserver.li/httpd/binaries/win32/README.html
that for running Apache HTTP for windows XP, I should
Hi Mike,
Thanks I will give it a go.
On the suggestion of external code, I was going to use the below
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
while (STDIN) {
s/([a-zA-Z0-9]+)/\u\L$1/g;
s/[^a-zA-Z0-9\n]//g;
print;
}
but I like the idea of doing it all in the apache config over using the above.
Many
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Hi I have been using Ubuntu at home and also on a test server at work for
approx 6 months, I have successfully set up a SAMBA server and recently set
myself the task of creating a Caching Proxy.
I 1st tried using apache 1.3 which i didn't have great success with
therefore decided to remove
Every thing goes into either httpd.conf or some file included from httpd.conf.
The general configuration I use is as follows:
IfModule mod_cache.c
CacheIgnoreHeaders Set-Cookie
CacheIgnoreCacheControl Off
CacheIgnoreNoLastMod Off
IfModule version_module
If you add the config below to a vanilla httpd.conf, you'll be pretty close to
what you are looking for. Just replace the tokens %%TOKEN%% with whatever value
you want.
Listen %%svcb_HTTP_ADDR%%:%%HTTP_PORT%%
Listen %%svcb_HTTP_ADDR%%:%%HTTPS_PORT%%
VirtualHost
Definitely yes.
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example
Do you mean, that I must copy the
Axel,
You are right.
The only one thing I have to add to your configuration was
(in both virtual servers):
ProxyPass / https://my_web_server.com/
ProxyPassReverse / https://my_web_server.com/
Thanks,
Zvi
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Axel,
To complete all the parameters, I saw that directive
SSLProxyEngine On
is needed as well.(It was hiding there from previous test)
So to make it clear, here are the successfull directives:
(The SSL key/crt files are copied from the web server)
VirtualHost *:80
ServerAdmin [EMAIL
You need SSLProxyEngine On ONLY if you intend to proxy to a SSL-enabled server
as seems to be your case.
However if your reverse proxy takes care of SSL termination, encrypting the
backend connection may not be very useful.
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Campbell, Lance wrote:
I am looking for a web tutorial for writing apache 2.0.x
modules. Does anyone have a reference they could give me?
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Perhaps this is a good place to start:
http://modules.apache.org/reference
It didn't take
On Jan 7, 2008 12:23 AM, Sander Temme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 6, 2008, at 9:07 PM, Robinson Craig wrote:
http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/vegetation/index.html/templates/headline_temp
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php
I get the weirdest thingI actually get a response as if what I was
really requesting
On Jan 7, 2008 12:59 AM, Campbell, Lance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
httpd-2.0.59
Does mod_disk_cache support a mechanism that one can request a particular
URL to have its content refreshed?
Sure, if you send the appropriate Cache-Control headers on your
request, you should force mod_cache
Joshua,
I don't understand what you are saying. Is there some command parameter
you can send to htcacheclean or is there a special way of formatting the
requested cached URL that will cause it to be refreshed?
Since I am caching Tomcat dynamic content I use the following parameters
when setting
On Jan 7, 2008 12:12 PM, Campbell, Lance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joshua,
I don't understand what you are saying. Is there some command parameter
you can send to htcacheclean or is there a special way of formatting the
requested cached URL that will cause it to be refreshed?
Just make an
Norman Peelman wrote:
Thanks for anyone who might be willing and able to help me (me = a
total Apache novice) with this question.
The Apache documentation states
http://apache.mirror.testserver.li/httpd/binaries/win32/README.html
that for running Apache HTTP for windows XP, I should
It works! Thanks!
They really need to add that to the apache documentation.
Lance Campbell
Project Manager/Software Architect
Web Services at Public Affairs
University of Illinois
217.333.0382
http://webservices.uiuc.edu
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On Jan 7, 2008 1:31 PM, Campbell, Lance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It works! Thanks!
They really need to add that to the apache documentation.
There's a lot of stuff about mod_cache that is not explicitly
documented. This is because mod_cache is supposed to be a fairly
strict implementation of
Hi Tom!
Thanks for the pointers. After much systematic experimenting I
discovered that when I entered users passwords with the mysql command
line using password(), encrypt(), sha1() or old_password, only encrypt()
was readable by apache authentication. Then I entered users and
passwords
Ok William, I know that I can use a firewall but I didn't activate it.Thanks
2008/1/6, William A. Rowe, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ben assis wrote:
As my ISP is blocking ports 80 and 443, I was using ports 8080 and 8083
under Tiger.
Under Leopard, as I could not set my server to work with
paredes wrote:
Hi Tom!
I discovered that when I entered users passwords with the mysql command
line using password(), encrypt(), sha1() or old_password, only encrypt()
was readable by apache authentication. Then I entered users and
passwords using apache's htpasswd to generate md5 sha1
I'm using httpd with Apache axis2c.there's a problem with some of httpd
processes when i'm keep on sending requests to the server for two or
three days.I have figure out that there are some httpd processes which
takes lot of memory and keep on that memory when we are not sending
requests to the
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I'm using httpd with Apache axis2c.there's a problem with
some of httpd
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