Greetings everyone,I recently started working on a project that involves instant messaging through a web page. I thought it would be convenient for the server to push the incoming messages to the user's browser as soon as they are sent. That is why I started experimenting with Comet in order to mak
On Sat, Jun 24, 2006 at 02:09:41PM -0500, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
> Not really - you have a server still running. Look at adminstrator tools ->
> services and track down the Apache service. Stop it. Check for IIS and
> other
> web servers, and stop them too. Now you will be able to start
ainer Sokoll wrote:
On Sat, Jun 24, 2006 at 10:41:20AM -0600, Ted Faurer wrote:
I had installed Apache 2.2.2 but it didn't appear to work with PHP 5. I
found a note on the internet that said, "
PHP is not compatible with Apache 2.2.2. Therefore you are getting those
errors. I would recommend y
On Sat, Jun 24, 2006 at 10:41:20AM -0600, Ted Faurer wrote:
> I had installed Apache 2.2.2 but it didn't appear to work with PHP 5. I
> found a note on the internet that said, "
> PHP is not compatible with Apache 2.2.2. Therefore you are getting those
> errors. I would recommend you to downgrad
Hi,
I have setup Apache 2.2 SSL without client Authentication. I also set up a forward proxy server. It works with non-secure port. But I can never get it work on its secure port. Seems the browser silently refused to talk SSL with the server.
Do we have to set up client Authentication prior to
I have not seen any posting dealing with this difficulty. Hopefully someone
has an idea to remedy this problem.
I had installed Apache 2.2.2 but it didn't appear to work with PHP 5. I
found a note on the internet that said, "
PHP is not compatible with Apache 2.2.2. Therefore you are getting th
On 6/24/06, Walter Nicholls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Boy, do I wish I hadn't just deleted every message from the mailing list
before I saw this. I've been trying to unsubscribe for the last couple
of weeks. Do you mind copying me that email you just described?
There is mailing list archive.
Hi,
I am setting up a reverse proxy on Apache 2.
If I do not use mod_proxy_html, the web pages won't show images because the link is redirected to my site instead of the original web site.
If I add the mod_proxy_html, it has to get libxml2. The latest libxml2 not support gb2312. I have to use lib
Useragent msie9.9
yup, I have had my site visited 4 times so far this
month with that as the user agent.
Internet Explorer 9.9?
I'm slowly working my way through the entire log [
currently 241.9Mb ] to see if it's the same person.
I noticed it in viewing browser versions in site stats
from awst
--- Viktoras Didziulis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
~snip~
> And it would be a loss disabling Javascript ;-) on
> many websites, including
> Google maps, scientific online apps and others...
funny, I actually have not had javascript enabled for
a long time, and don't miss it. :)
No flash either.
a
The problem with ordinary mailto is that it leaves e-mail address exposed to
spamming spiders unless it is constructed dynamically using clientside
scripting. Actually this is the way spammers used to harvest millions of
valid e-mail addresses some time ago. Even if you change @ to [at] or
whatev
--- Walter Nicholls
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joshua Slive wrote:
> > On 6/23/06, Chris Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>
> >> I have sent 3 emails to the unsubscribe
> address in the past
> >> two days
> >> with no results. trying again.
> >
> > If you're trying to get any help b
--- Viktoras Didziulis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree,
>
> but so far it helps... Maybe rewriting feedback form
> in javascript, so it
> starts existing only after a click on a link or
> button could help... This
> approach helps with email adressess hiding them from
> spiders.
>
> Vi
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 6/23/06, Chris Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have sent 3 emails to the unsubscribe address in the past
two days
with no results. trying again.
If you're trying to get any help by participating in this thread, you
aren't going to have much luck. If you ca
I agree,
but so far it helps... Maybe rewriting feedback form in javascript, so it
starts existing only after a click on a link or button could help... This
approach helps with email adressess hiding them from spiders.
Viktoras
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From: Mike Jackson
Date: 06/
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