Hi,
the Debian community is the Greatest! I thought, I was alone with my
troubles, but you hit it directly on the spot!
will trillich wrote:
> wild stab -- you do have execute permissions set, right?
>
> chmod +x fileone anotherfile yet/more/files/here
This one was okay (of course :).
On Sat, Apr 28, 2001 at 02:06:31PM +0200, Viktor Rosenfeld wrote:
> I recently asked about a source code cross reference programm and
> decided to give LXR (http://lxr.linux.no/) a try. Well, it uses some
> CGI scripts which are located in /usr/local/lxr/http. I have symlinked
> this directory to
Hello folks,
I recently asked about a source code cross reference programm and
decided to give LXR (http://lxr.linux.no/) a try. Well, it uses some
CGI scripts which are located in /usr/local/lxr/http. I have symlinked
this directory to /var/www/lxr, so it is in Apache's document tree. In
the I
On Tue, Apr 03, 2001 at 09:33:14PM -0700, Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
> HTML (.shtml) sites say:
> [an error occurred while processing this directive]
>
> The apache logs say:
> [Tue Apr 3 21:15:40 2001] [error] [client 1.2.3.4] Premature end
> of script headers: /directory/cgi-bin/file.cgi
this is u
Hi,
We have a problem with ftp transfers, when I try to upload or download
information to a web site a lot of information the transfer breakdown just say
connection closed.
I'm use wu_ftp as my ftp server on my linux box and as client I try with gftp
and ncftp and nothing. I'm trying to upload a lo
I have a website that includes a "virtual" SSI directive for site
statistics. This worked for a long time, and it still *sort of* works, but
within the last week I have had some strange problems.
Things work within the local network, as far as I can tell (I have checked
on my computer and my husb
Hmm, I'm not completely sure about this, since I'm relatively inexperienced
with apache, but I think that part of your problem with suexec, might be
that it was compiled with /var/www as its document root. (I thought that
you had found some way to change the layout for Apache and suexec by
recompi
I don't know if you've seen this article or not, but along with the suexec
documentation at apache.org, I found it to be very helpful while I was
setting up apache with suexec for a RedHat system at work.
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/1445/1/
I've been trying to set up apache
Eireann Lewy wrote:
>
> Okay... well, I changed the script somewhat and it should have worked
> but didn't. When I looked in suexec.log, I found this:
i always found suexec to be more of a pain then its worth..i always turn
it off on my boxes.
try it, the script will probably work then :)
nate
Okay... well, I changed the script somewhat and it should have worked
but didn't. When I looked in suexec.log, I found this:
[2000-12-10 12:36:36]: uid: (max/max) gid: (max/max) cmd: finger.cgi
[2000-12-10 12:36:36]: cannot get docroot information (/home/max)
This is the guy who has the script I
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 01:44:28PM -0400, Eileen Orbell wrote:
> I installed the apache module yesterday using apt-get.
> I have just changed to debian as RH was getting me down. Anyway's I edited
> the httpd.conf file and see no mention of "CGI" at all. In RH The lines
> were already in the co
Eileen Orbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I installed the apache module yesterday using apt-get.
> I have just changed to debian as RH was getting me down. Anyway's I
> edited the httpd.conf file and see no mention of "CGI" at all. In RH
> The lines were already in the conf file I just needed t
Hi,
I installed the apache module yesterday using apt-get.
I have just changed to debian as RH was getting me down. Anyway's I edited
the httpd.conf file and see no mention of "CGI" at all. In RH The lines
were already in the conf file I just needed to edit them to my needs. Also
1 more deb
How do I enable CGI execution in directories other than ScriptAlias?
I have Debian Slink, apache 1.3.9, and kernel 2.2.3.
In ScriptAlias directory it works just fine!
In srm.conf I do this:
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
In access.conf I add this:
Let's I want to enable it in all users home directo
usually i just kill apache, set the ulimit (ulimit -u 40) and restart
apache. you could prob do this in the rc script too. i'll check out the
rlimit directives, but that sounds like an apache thing. i feel safer
with a system level limiter. and kernel patches i have applied ensure
they are enfo
Aphro,
> i have found that ulimit works very well with apache. i have my default
> ulimit set to a max of 12 processes per user, but with apache i gotta
> increase it to 40-50 before i start it or it may puke with cannot spawn
> child process on some cgis.
How do you ulimit apache? Editi
i have found that ulimit works very well with apache. i have my default
ulimit set to a max of 12 processes per user, but with apache i gotta
increase it to 40-50 before i start it or it may puke with cannot spawn
child process on some cgis.
nate
[mailto:[
Joe,
> Use cgiwrap. You can configure exactly how much cpu they get to use.
> I used it on a solaris machine that we were teaching a course on digital
> media on, and magically the load problems disappeared.
There's a deb package for it too. The problem is that it has a not
standard log
On Tue, Oct 19, 1999 at 02:08:02AM +0200, Pere Camps wrote:
> Nathan,
> > If you want to limit by actual clock time, you could use alarm and catch
> > the signal (I know how to do it in Perl; I'd have to stumble a bit to do
> > the same thing in C :)
This unfortunately relies on good coding practi
On Tue, Oct 19, 1999 at 12:42:10AM +0200, Pere Camps wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there any way to limit the execution time/child processes
> of an CGI executed by apache?
Use the directives RLimitCPU, RLimitNPROC, RLimitMEM, etc in the
apache config file. See the docs for details.
Alternatively you cou
Brian,
> Perhaps you can set the ulimit manually (don't ask me how to do
> this from C...).
And make Apache use those values for every son with user www-data
that it breeds? ... too much work. :-/
> This is only read (AFAIK) by /bin/login. It doesn't even work for ssh
> logins (I could b
Nathan,
> :Apache United Enterprise? ;)
> Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment.
Don't have that one. Myself: K&R C 2nd edition, man pages and
looking at tons of .c files.
> I'm very interested in your problem since I see that to some degree I
> have the same problem :)
On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Pere Camps wrote:
: Nathan,
[ snip ]
: > For further ideas I'd have to grab my APUE by Stevens (an excellent
: > book!)
:
: Apache United Enterprise? ;)
Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment.
I'm very interested in your problem since I see that to some de
Nathan,
> If you want to limit by actual clock time, you could use alarm and catch
> the signal (I know how to do it in Perl; I'd have to stumble a bit to do
> the same thing in C :)
The problem is that I have an 'untrusted' user base I everything
has to be implemented by the parent proce
On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Pere Camps wrote:
: Hi!
:
: Is there any way to limit the execution time/child processes of an
: CGI executed by apache?
:
: I want apache to be able to run the following...
:
: void main(void)
: {
: while (1) {
: fork()
: }
: }
:
:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
> Is there any way to limit the execution time/child processes of an
>CGI executed by apache?
>
> I want apache to be able to run the following...
>
>void main(void)
>{
>while (1) {
> fork()
> }
>}
Perhaps you can set the ulimit ma
Hi!
Is there any way to limit the execution time/child processes of an
CGI executed by apache?
I want apache to be able to run the following...
void main(void)
{
while (1) {
fork()
}
}
And after too much time of CPU usage and/or child processes,
Wim Kerkhoff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I put this in httpd.conf, to allow .cgi and .pl files to run. I believe I
> found this somewhere in the online manual at apache.org.
>
>
> Options ExecCGI Includes
>
>
Hello, thanks for replying!
I added this to access.conf (I'm running the stock sl
On 24-Sep-99 Ron Farrer wrote:
> Hello all;
>
> How can I setup apache to allow cgi (.cgi, .pl, C/C++, etc) to run in users
> 'public_html' dirs? I've looked for this in
> various HOWTO's and the apache manuals, but I don't see this anywhere. If
> I've missed this in a doc, PLEASE tell where to
>
Hello all;
How can I setup apache to allow cgi (.cgi, .pl, C/C++, etc) to run in users
'public_html' dirs? I've looked for this in
various HOWTO's and the apache manuals, but I don't see this anywhere. If I've
missed this in a doc, PLEASE tell where to
find it!
Please CC me as I am a digest sub
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On Fri, 25 Jul 1997, Glynn Clements wrote:
> Date: Fri, 25 Jul 1997 14:26:23 +0100
> From: Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Jakob Borg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: "" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Apache +
Jakob Borg wrote:
> I got the impression that IncludesNOEXEC was the feature I needed and
> solved my problem. I (my users) can still use the #include virtual="" to
> user "legitimate" CGIs. Is that not so?
The mod_include documentation says this:
include
This command inserts the t
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Jakob Borg wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I want to enable the users of my webserver to use certain CGI-scripts
> (provided by me) by using mod_include.
> To do that, one would use the tag ,
> but one could also use the .
> That last possiblity is what I want to eliminate. One way would be
At 11:41 AM 23/07/97 +0001, Jakob Borg wrote:
>I want to enable the users of my webserver to use certain CGI-scripts
>(provided by me) by using mod_include.
>To do that, one would use the tag ,
>but one could also use the .
>That last possiblity is what I want to eliminate. One way would be to
>rem
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Hi.
I want to enable the users of my webserver to use certain CGI-scripts
(provided by me) by using mod_include.
To do that, one would use the tag ,
but one could also use the .
That last possiblity is what I want to eliminate. One way would be to
remove /bin/sh
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