to the Apache developers.
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of the processor time on a periodic
basis. So it is entirely possible that it will continue to work while
Apache is overloaded.
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of its allocated protected
memory space. That has nothing to do with Apache or what user it or
the application are being run as.
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Well, we need a real good look at the HTTP transaction to determine that.
You may need to do some more digging beyond that to see where the
problem is occuring.
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to prompt you to save the content.
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Dobes Vandermeer did speak thusly:
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 9:56 AM, Dragon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dobes Vandermeer did speak thusly:
For some reason I'm not getting any hits on my google searches for
this, so I'm trying this mailing list.
The issue I'm running into is that sometimes I get
as the
amplesite.mydomain.com subdomain probably does not have a DNS entry.
To verify this, see if you get a valid IP address when you query DNS
using nslookup or dig for the amplesite.mydomain.com host.
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put the appropriate directive in the default vhost section
and it should work if I am not mistaken.
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how to display the content. Apache only serves the data
requested, it has no bearing on how the browser presents it.
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environment may be incompatible in any number of ways.
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~~~
option is to make your source code available so people can
compile it against their own environment.
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(Linux, BSD, OSX, Solaris, etc.).
All bets are off if the OP is using Windows. That
would require digging into the Windows SDK to enumerate the system task list.
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machine
with a different IP address?
If so, the easiest (and best) way to do that is via proper DNS and
routing to the right machine for each application. Why would you want
to have Apache do what your router should be doing?
Dragon
as the requests and responses will be sent twice in both directions
(from router to proxy, from proxy to webmail and then back again).
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80 (as it should)?
Then you configure your router as I suggested. Problem solved and no
funky business with redirects or proxies.
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for
what you are trying to do?
http://www.google.com/search?enq=tcp+proxy
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into different files to
be read by an include directive in the httpd.conf file and each
virtual host can specify its own set of log files.
This is done by a lot of ISPs, especially ones that use a commercial
control panel type of system like Plesk or cPanel.
Dragon
Or maybe the type needs to be text/xml, both are
valid MIME types for xml documents but I don't
know which is appropriate to what circumstance.
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. You CAN download and use it for free as I
believe it is covered under GPL or a similar
license. The purchased version comes with a
physical disk and support while with the free version you are on your own.
Dragon
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in RAM, it is going
to use a lot of swap and that will slow things down considerably.
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Stut wrote:
On 13 Jun 2008, at 22:37, Dragon wrote:
Stut wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with one of the web servers I manage. It runs
FreeBSD
6.2, Apache 2.2.8 and PHP 5.2.1. It runs a high-ish number of pre- fork
processes (usually around 240).
What basically happens is that during our peak
if any work around ?
\Vinay
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There isn't a work around, that is how it operates. The first virtual
host block is always the default and will be served if no other host
name matches.
Dragon
Mohit Anchlia wrote:
On 6/4/08, Dragon
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
André Warnier wrote:
Mohit Anchlia wrote:
2. Another question I had was sometimes we don't get real physical IP of the
machine but the IP of something that's in between like router, is there a
way to get
a router with
one public IP address to serve a larger internal
network with private IP addresses. Without this,
we would have run out of IPv4 addresses a long time ago.
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with the
Apache version you are using now?
What does the error log say when you try to access one of these scripts?
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is seeing a problem with the TCP/IP
sessions between the client and server being closed prematurely. Why
that is occurring is unclear. It is probably going to take some
low-level analysis of the packets to determine what is going on.
Dragon
only adds a header to define the default
character set if one is NOT provided in the generated content. It is
entirely possible that your Perl code is sending a different header.
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.
And no, I do not have your answer for you. Have you searched for what
you need? Have you looked at the Apache documentation on the
Apache.org site? Have you looked for documentation on the module you
wish to use?
Dragon
Phil Pinkerton wrote:
The address is built from a Perl Script
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So then the URL should be properly formatted by that script, if the
URL contains a special character, your script has the responsibility
of escaping it.
Dragon
to
get both working?
PLEASE HELP !!
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What do the Listen directives say for each virtual host?
Your non-SSL should be listening on port 80 and the SSL on 443.
Dragon
hierarchy. By giving each cached file a unique name and
mapping the unique file name to the URI, the cache module will serve
the right one from the cached content.
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, I
would want whatever is still valid to survive a restart of the server.
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the
GET and POST methods. It ALLOWS all other methods without a valid user.
This opens you up to potential attacks. You want to remove the Limit
directives so ALL methods will require a valid user.
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files in one place. It seems to me that this is rather
unwieldy and maybe even practically unusable.
I'd personally be thinking about better ways to organize it under a
hierarchical set of directories to keep the individual indexes from
being so cumbersome.
Just my two cents...
Dragon
. If they value your skills,
hopefully they will also value your recommendations.
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page:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html
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to rewrite URLs in the proxied pages and a few other things):
http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
Dragon
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://www.apache.org/
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The official User
it is accessible?
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The official
/plain. This is why you are
seeing gibberish, the raw file is being rendered as plain text in
the browser.
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message. -
That means a copy of Apache is probably still running. You need to
make sure it is shut down before trying to restart it,
Since you are doing this in Windows, go into task manager and end any
Apache processes in the task list then restart.
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?
I've seen both used and I seem to recall that in IE (maybe other
browsers) that this type works and text/xml does not.
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of
package manager like yum (or whatever Ubuntu uses for that).
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having to change language preferences.
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the issue.
Please help me.
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That looks to me like you have a script of some sort that is trying
to connect to mysql and is failing. Other than that, it is impossible
to tell anything else from just that message.
Dragon
of their parent, so
setting the variable in a wrapper before calling the other script would work.
The best way is to get your hosting provider to help you set what you
need in the main httpd.conf but if they won't do that, this will work.
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As the person who replied to your first post mentioned, you use a
reverse proxy to do this.
Instructions on how you do it are here:
http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
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more than about 3 clicks from the main Apache.org page
to find it.
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#rewritemap
See the section on the page linked above entitled External Rewriting
Program for details and a skeleton Perl script you can add your
processing to.
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, how do you have the
reverse proxy configured in your httpd.conf file?
Which proxy modules are you using, etc.?
Having those configuration directives will allow
somebody (probably not me, I'm an amateur at this
stuff) to decipher what is happening.
Dragon
not actually shut down
(I know the script said it did, but you can't be certain without
checking) or if another instance of Apache or another server
application is running on port 443, you will see that exact sort of message.
Dragon
environment.
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The official User
CraigT wrote:
Thanks for responding Dragon. I added the JavaScript mime type to the HTTPD
file. I restarted the server and tried to load the external JavaScript
file into the .CGI process from the supra-directory (root) and a
subdirectory to the cgi-bin directory. The load from the root
. This is because the server must serve them and not
execute them and the browser should be given the correct content type
when the file is served.
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need is to get a good book on Unix
system administration, hopefully one aimed at your particular OS.
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give up but if they don't, look into
using a firewall to deny at the edge of your network.
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compiled in a way that is incompatible with your exact configuration.
Also, why not use the latest version?
2.0.55 is rather old and there are even newer versions in that branch
with some rather significant fixes. However, I would recommend going
with 2.2.6 or something in that branch.
Dragon
it without having root access.
However, if you want to run it on a privileged port (port number =
1024), you have to have root access.
Even then, I am unsure if it will start under another user account
with a port number 1024. I think it should but I don't recall for sure.
Dragon
to you to determine.
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each IP
address has its own set of ports that are not shared. In other words,
port 443 on IP 192.168.1.100 is not the same as port 443 on IP 10.3.67.24
Perhaps the requirement for a unique IP address is the source of the
confusion?
Dragon
you will find any aid here.
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finding a support
list or forum for the wiki software you are using and asking them.
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.
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~~~
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The official User-To-User
you want
with no fuss.
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people continue banging
away on the problem themselves even after having asked for help.
What's even nicer is when somebody who has done so comes back and
posts the solution to their problem so that others in a similar
situation might be able to take advantage of their success.
Dragon
.
Unless this turns out to be an Apache specific configuration issue,
you may find better assistance on a PHP support forum.
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forum and/or the documentation for PHP which you can
access from http://www.php.net/
I will specifically point out that http://www.php.net/support.php is
where you should start.
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the
stable version for apache.
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If you are installing it as a new deployment, why are you not using
the latest released version?
The latest version right now is 2.2.6
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. :-/
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windows.h (and a whole bunch of other things you will need) are part
of the Windows SDK which you can download from Microsoft's MSDN web site.
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to the
Internet, starts cranking*
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Nope, not unless you buy an MSDN subscription or the pro version of
the compiler.
But it's free, you just have to go get it.
Dragon
at this time than this list.
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of that file and
that is a potential security hole if somebody forgets to include it
or deletes it thinking it is not needed.
Personally, I think fixing it in the configuration file is a better way to go.
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are is small to begin with and there may not be many of them
subscribed to this list.
Repeatedly posting demanding
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On Tue, September 18, 2007 18:27, Andrew WC Brown wrote:
Hi, I'm new to this mailing list (waves).
I'm running OS X.4.10 with Apache 2.2.6
When I installed apache I was sure to --enable-module=shared so I could
load
DSOs.
I let apache2 install to /usr/local/apache2. When I run apache it
of
individual modules. However, even that is pretty basic stuff and
easily understood through a perusal of the Apache documentation
regarding modules.
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. So serving it via UDP is pointless if
you have no client that will accept HTTP over UDP.
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On Mon, September 10, 2007 18:26, Yogsothoth GV wrote:
On 9/10/07, Chris 'Xenon' Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yogsothoth GV wrote:
Hello,
Sorry previous email was sent before completion.
Can I configure Apache to serve webpages using UDP as transport
protocol
?
That's the
it. Until Apache is properly restarted, it will
not know anything about the changes you made.
The error message you are getting says to me that you have not
stopped Apache when attempting to do your restart.
When you say you are restarting it, how exactly are you doing so?
Dragon
it. Both of those versions are still supported by Microsoft with
security and bug fixes and both are supported by the majority of
software vendors if they are doing Windows development.
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, this is not an Apache issue any longer, you should read up on
python and its syntactical requirements to fix the problem you have now.
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.
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The official User-To-User
/mod/core.html#directory
and:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#location
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relatively painless for most Unix-style systems. It can't hurt to try.
If you do make the attempt, you might want to configure it to install
in a different location than where the existing version lives so you
can easily roll it back if needed.
Dragon
scripting method as
the BSD distributions. At any rate, it would be something to ping the
Mac support lists about to see what they can do to help you.
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, you may not get an answer.
Reposting the next day with the exact same question is not going to
change anything, well, maybe it will, it will change (usually
negatively) the attitude of people who might be inclined to help otherwise.
Dragon
On Mon, August 27, 2007 16:20, Steve R Burrus wrote:
All that I have tried to do was to integrate the PHP scripting language
with
the Apache Server, i.e., be able to view PHP files with the help of
Apache.
And my OS is Win XP Pro.
Please stop top-posting and trim your posts. It's rude and
matches the symptoms one gets when selinux is the culprit on
a linux installation.
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message. -
I think your syntax is wonky. I think you want:
Header unset Content-Type
Header add Content-Type text/html;charset=iso-8859-1
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.
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Think outside of Apache.
Write a script in the language of your choice to do the log
compression and move the log files to an archive directory of your choice.
Run that script as a cron job that happens shortly after the logs are rotated.
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is listening on 443.
Im baffled. What could I be over-looking?
Thanks
Birl
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The site came up in my browser (IE7) but showed a certificate error.
The error is that the certificate is not signed by a trusted authority.
Dragon
On Thu, August 9, 2007 16:27, Mar Pearly wrote:
Hello,how are you all doing?
well I am new here and i'm trying to set the Security Console MySQL
XAMPP Directory Protection through the url .
My question might sound to you foolish but please forgive me...
In the MySQL Section, 2 radio
with one virtual host and the other with the second virtual host.
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environment with a lot of good features.
The downside is having to learn a new language but it isn't a hard
one to learn.
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may have to use a
utility like checkcfg on Red Hat systems or your system's equivalent
to enable the startup on boot.
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Joshua Slive wrote:
On 7/25/07, Dragon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sure somebody will correct me if I am wrong but IIRC, invoking
httpd directly results in it continuing to run as the user that invoked it.
Consider yourself corrected ;-)
httpd always switches users for child processes
they are.
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The official User-To-User
in the install documentation over on http://www.php.net/
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of the story here
is read the fine manual and understand it before you end up like me
with a server that was overloaded to the breaking point by
unscrupulous people.
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.
Change the service properties from automatic to
manual and then start it from the service window
after you are sure the network is functioning.
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a rewrite rule to handle the forward proxy using the [P]
flag to proxy the request. However, I do not know how to do this for
the reverse proxy using mod_rewrite.
There is a small discussion on how to do this in the Apache
documentation on mod_rewrite on the Apache web site.
Dragon
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