Hi guys :)
I was searching the documentation for a while for some way to get my
httpd-access.log limited by size
but I didn't found anything...
is there a way to limit my log files by size ?
for example when the log file reaches 100Mbytes to stop growing and evry new
line to overwrites the oldest
Paul,
Paul Freeman schrieb:
There are already workarounds in apache and squid for certain non-compliant
behaviour of various browsers. Perhaps this is another case (although it is a
bit more fundamental given we are dealing with a protocol). There may even be a
solution using current settings
Joshua Slive wrote:
> What are you trying to accomplish? As I said, activating DAV without
> any DAV methods doesn't make any sense.
I was trying to see if I could give my users a public_html directory within
their DAV shares.
> In addition, the use of "Dav UserDir" implies you are using some
>
Hans Maurer red.roses.de> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> Actually, my theory is more along the line that the basic design of RPC over
> HTTP is broken. It's extremely sensitive to any kind of delay or buffering
> on intermediary servers, and apache does exactly that (RFC compliant,
> nevertheless).
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 17:14, Boyle Owen wrote:
Thanks for your response. I have some success now, although it took a fight
and there's still a problem with the location of my rewrite code. For
background I'll put up the geoip.conf include file contents:
GeoIPEnable On
GeoIPDBFile /usr/lo
On 7/11/06, Brandon Fosdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joshua Slive wrote:
> Show us the config and log entries. In general, activating DAV for a
> directory shouldn't change anything about GET/HEAD requests.
This is the relevant bit from httpd.conf
---
#Serve account public_html direct
Joshua Slive wrote:
> Show us the config and log entries. In general, activating DAV for a
> directory shouldn't change anything about GET/HEAD requests.
This is the relevant bit from httpd.conf
---
#Serve account public_html directories
DirectoryIndex index.html
Vincent Bray wrote:
I have an httpd config with a rewrite rule with a proxy;
RewriteRule ^/path1/(.*) http://localhost:8080/path2$1 [P]
Why use rewrite for this? ProxyPass & ProxyPassReverse would be better.
Ah. I see, for some reason I didn't think mod_proxy would handle the
mapping which
thank you will do.
best regards
mike roland
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> you would probably want the spamassassin mailing list fo
On 7/11/06, David Zhao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
How do I unsubscribe from this list, sending emails to
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Thanks very much!
Likely because you are subscribed to the main list, not the digest list. Try:
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See:
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you would probably want the spamassassin mailing list for that, rather
than the httpd list.
try here:
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Mididoc Productions wrote:
> Hello,
>
> my name is mike roland.
> i'm not a unix expert.
>
> we have a vps server with for virtual host domain
On 7/11/06, Mididoc Productions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
my name is mike roland.
i'm not a unix expert.
we have a vps server with for virtual host domains.
everything is working fine so far:
the webs are accessible the mails can be sent and received.
but we want to install a blacklist
On 7/11/06, Brandon Fosdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As a quick hack I tried enabling mod_dav on a location to see if it would act
as a storage backend for regular page serving. That is, just to use it for GET
and HEAD requests and none of the other DAV-related requests.
For the most part it
Hi there,How do I unsubscribe from this list, sending emails to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not working.Thanks very much!David
Hello:
This is my first message on the list so please bare with me...
I have this situation where a site is giving me back a 302 response
with a Location in violation of the HTTP protocol, like this
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Location: Site/Main/missao.htm
so i can't catch this with ProxyPassR
Hi, I am having some problems with Ruby CGI code. What
I am trying to do is to use the Ruby WordNet Modules when working with
some CGI programs. I need the CGI program to call a couple of functions
defined in a different module. The CGI program seems to run fine when
run from the command li
Hello,
my name is mike roland.
i'm not a unix expert.
we have a vps server with for virtual host domains.
everything is working fine so far:
the webs are accessible the mails can be sent and received.
but we want to install a blacklist to refuse emails from certain
email-addresses for the whole
Still struggling on this one - can anyone help?If you don't feel like reading the entire thread: basically I want to limit caching to only forward proxy requests. It has been suggested that I just put 'CacheEnable disk /' in a virtual host that only does proxy. Although its a clean solution, it w
Hi,
Couple of points..
On 7/11/06, Tom Hodder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have an httpd config with a rewrite rule with a proxy;
RewriteRule ^/path1/(.*) http://localhost:8080/path2$1 [P]
Why use rewrite for this? ProxyPass & ProxyPassReverse would be better.
and a disk cache like so
>
> Ellison , John P wrote:
> > Hi. I was wondering if I can setup a reverse proxy using Apache and
> > somehow have the origin server require a "client" certificate from
the
> > proxy server? I've been reading the docs about the directives, and
it
> > looks like the SSLProxyVerify directive wil
Ellison , John P wrote:
> Hi. I was wondering if I can setup a reverse proxy using Apache and
> somehow have the origin server require a "client" certificate from the
> proxy server? I've been reading the docs about the directives, and it
> looks like the SSLProxyVerify directive will require the
Hi,
I have an httpd config with a rewrite rule with a proxy;
RewriteRule ^/path1/(.*) http://localhost:8080/path2$1 [P]
and a disk cache like so;
CacheRoot /tmp/cache
CacheSize 32768
CacheEnable disk /
Now my index page "index.html" gets cached, but nothing that is handled
by the rewrite rul
As a quick hack I tried enabling mod_dav on a location to see if it would act
as a storage backend for regular page serving. That is, just to use it for GET
and HEAD requests and none of the other DAV-related requests.
For the most part it works, but for some reason DirectorySlash and
Director
I'd posted previously about some problems getting LDAP / AD
authentication working from Win 2K3 and Apache 2.0.55; using the module
from muquit.com solved the problem for individual users.
However, I'm unable to get protected directories working by group - that
is, I can either allow any user
Hi. I was wondering if I can setup a reverse proxy using Apache and
somehow have the origin server require a "client" certificate from the
proxy server? I've been reading the docs about the directives, and it
looks like the SSLProxyVerify directive will require the proxy to obtain
a valid certifi
> -Original Message-
> From: Matus UHLAR - fantomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > This is intended for some reason or another. In the source, the
> > name is searched first (in order of appearance in conf
> > file) and returns a match before ServerName/Alias is even tried.
I would
> >On 27.06.06 14:31, Neil A. Hillard wrote:
> >> No, the VirtualHost entry tells Apache _where to listen_ for the request
> >> and nothing else.
> On 6/27/06, Matus UHLAR - fantomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >That is, what docs says and how I understand it.
On 29.06.06 18:04, Brian Rectanus w
On 7/11/06, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Check your DirectoryIndex directive, too. I get this a lot when I
forget to put in a file that I use. By default, Apache ships with
index.html, for example, but not index.htm (which is what I use).
Right you are. I found that and changed
Check your DirectoryIndex directive, too. I get this a lot when I
forget to put in a file that I use. By default, Apache ships with
index.html, for example, but not index.htm (which is what I use).
On 7/10/06, Chris Schulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Forgive me for asking a possibly very basi
Hi,
Pieter Vanmeerbeek schrieb:
I tried to create a setup similar to the one Paul did (with https on the
internet and http on the secure lan). I couldn't get this working even
on the 2.0.53, ie. owa and active sync works fine RPC does some strange
things. If you wait a very long time ( more t
Hi all,
since this list was not able to answer my question regarding the
LDAP authentication module of Apache, could you recommend another
source of help? Even if it is a commercial help provider...
Kind Regards,
Steffen Sobiech
Pieter Vanmeerbeek able.be> writes:
>
> Hi Paul and Hans,
>
> I tried to create a setup similar to the one Paul did (with https on the
> internet and http on the secure lan). I couldn't get this working even
> on the 2.0.53, ie. owa and active sync works fine RPC does some strange
> things.
You probably need to modify the access rights of the associated Directory
section accordingly.
I am not familiar with Apache on Win XP but I guess you need something like
Options MultiViews
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
-ascs
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F
Hi Paul and Hans,
I tried to create a setup similar to the one Paul did (with https on the
internet and http on the secure lan). I couldn't get this working even
on the 2.0.53, ie. owa and active sync works fine RPC does some strange
things. If you wait a very long time ( more then5 minutes)
Ooops. :-)
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Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV wrote:
> What does tha
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