I am reviewing technical possibilities for calling COBOL programs via CGI to
read mainframe flat-file data. I would probably compile the COBOL to
executables and then pass parameters.
My main questions are:
1. Has anyone else done something like this?
2. I've heard of performance issues associa
I am a new Xserve (Apache 1.3) user and I have been unable to get
PAGE_COUNT working despite the fact that SSI and other environmental
variables are functioning for me. Does anybody know what additional
settings are required for PAGE_COUNT? Do I need to initiate a count file or
file location?
Nevi
Mike VanHorn wrote:
> The report that I got specifically refers to mod_ssl. It says that "mod_ssl
> older than 2.87" has a buffer overflow problem; does this sound like
> something that applies to Apache 1.x?
2.87 was modssl.org numbering. Someone doesn't know wth they are talking
about :)
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The report that I got specifically refers to mod_ssl. It says that "mod_ssl
older than 2.87" has a buffer overflow problem; does this sound like
something that applies to Apache 1.x?
I have OpenSSL 0.9.7, so I would hope that's not what they're complaining
about.
Thanks!
On 4/13/07 2:13 PM, "W
Mike VanHorn wrote:
>
> I have Apache 2.2.2, and the version given for mod_ssl is 2.2.2.
>
> We were recently audited and the audit report notes that our version of
> mod_ssl is old.
2.2.4 is current.
Are you certain that is what they identified? It might also be that the
version of OpenSSL wa
On 4/13/07, Mike VanHorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have Apache 2.2.2, and the version given for mod_ssl is 2.2.2.
We were recently audited and the audit report notes that our version of
mod_ssl is old. I can't find anything that tells me where I can go to get a
newer version of mod_ssl fo
I have Apache 2.2.2, and the version given for mod_ssl is 2.2.2.
We were recently audited and the audit report notes that our version of
mod_ssl is old. I can¹t find anything that tells me where I can go to get a
newer version of mod_ssl for Apache 2.2.x; I did find some higher version
numbers fo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12.04.2007 21:08:24:
> HTTP Basic/Digest auth user? If so, you would need to do some funky
> stuff because SetEnvIf can't access REMOTE_USER:
>
> RewriteEngine On
> RewiteCond %{LA-U:REMOTE_USER} ^theuser$
> RewriteRule .* - [E=theuser:1]
> CustomLog ... env=!theuser
>
Folks,
still scratching my head over this one so any assistance appreciated.
Got the forward proxy running fine and secured, although ideally I'd like to
have an 'Order Deny, Allow' type directive to block all but a few define
external sites.
All 'standard' requests work but it's still the item
Perhaps this is what you want. I assume you are not serving the abc and
xyz domains from virtual servers on one machine. I have allowed you
might have more than one domain hosted on the xyz server. If not, you
can support very old browsers better by omitting the hostname conditioning.
RewriteE
We want to use URL www.xyz.com.au to access internet pages developed under
server www.abc.com.au/test eg www.abc.com.au/test/page1,
www.abc.com.au/test/page2 and www.abc.com.au/test/graphics/banner.jpg etc...
as www.xyz.com.au/page1, www.xyz.com.au/page2 and
www.xyz.com.au/graphics/banner.jpg.
Th
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