On Dec 23, 2006, at 10:19 PM, Techguy wrote:
mod_status.c I am assuming this is it..?
Exactly... what is the configuration that is not working for you?
And how is it failing? Error log output is good.
S.
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On Dec 23, 2006, at 10:19 PM, Techguy wrote:
mod_status.c I am assuming this is it..?
Exactly. So you have it, you don't need the LoadModule. However, if
you have a ClearModuleList statement in your config, you will need an
AddModule statement for it (given that you are on 1.3)
P
If it is already there then the question becomes, why can't I get programs
that need it to work. The one in question which I have mentioned in previous
emails relys on this and gives specific instructions on how to enable it in
the httpd.conf file. I have followed these to the letter, and still can
Steve,
On Dec 23, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Steve R Burrus wrote:
hi all. I was just wondering how I should go about trying to deploy
a web application using version 2.0.59 of the apache server,
specifically servlets. In which folder in the whole apache
installation should the servlet file go and
hi all. I was just wondering how I should go about trying to deploy a
web application using version 2.0.59 of the apache server, specifically
servlets. In which folder in the whole apache installation should the
servlet file go and all of the associated files such as html's?
On Dec 21, 2006, at 5:04 PM, Techguy wrote:
./configure --help | grep status
[speling=no status=yes unique_id=no ]
If I could just find and download the module I would, but all I can
find is
instructions on how to use it.
Once again, mod_status comes with the httpd source code
On Fri, December 22, 2006 12:00 pm, ibanex22 wrote:
> I have recently installed apache on an OpenBSD system and have
> successfully
> gotten all my media on there. It's great except I would really like
> for
> when someone clicks on an .mp3 to have it redirect it to a seperate
> frame.
> Therefore
