On Nov 7, 2007, at 9:31 AM, Andrew Rosolino wrote:
I restarted apache and all was fine.. but then 20 minutes later
they went
back all into a reading state.. it appears as if slowly each
processes goes
into the reading state?? I dont understand what the problem is.
If you have gdb on the b
Hi,
May be you have a file included somewhere before the directive with
the same
directive, which could be the one overlaped.
- Ighal
Quoting Robert Rawlinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
When I start Apache2 I get this warning:
rcapache2 start
Starting httpd2 (prefork) [Fri Nov 09 14:52:25 2007]
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Does anyone know the actual status of HTTPD on Windows as a production
server? I know lots of people use it, but I have seen articles (and
so have others in the company) which suggest it is designed as a
development platform, and not really intended as a production ready
s
When I start Apache2 I get this warning:
rcapache2 start
Starting httpd2 (prefork) [Fri Nov 09 14:52:25 2007] [warn] The
ScriptAlias directive in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf at line 215 will
probably never match because it overlaps an earlier ScriptAlias.
I have searched and I can not find any oth
> Unless:
>
> Alias /faqs.php /path/to/mainsite/docroot/faqs.php
>
> is valid?
I can answer my own question now as I finally got a test server up and running
on my local machine.
It appears you can indeed map to specific files, and tests are working nicely
so far :)
Cheers
Spencer
> RewriteRules are good if you need complicated mappings. For something
> simple they are not needed:
>
>
> ServerName MainSite
> DocumentRoot /path/to/www
>
>
>
> ServerName BrandedSite
> DocumentRoot /path/to/www
> Alias /css /path/to/branded/css
> Alias /specialdir /path/to/specialdir
>
All our other LAMP setups are using RHEL4/5, but I have one PHP based app which uses some Windows middleware, and thus we are using Apache for Windows.
Can you configure, or rewrite, the PHP app to call the Windows
middleware remotely? That might be the easiest solution.
That is a
> Have a look at rewriterules.
> Probably you could have both virtual hosts share the same docroot, but
> rewrite requests for the css stylesheets to the branded version on one
> of your vhosts.
To further expand on the scenario, there may be several branded webs, in
addition to each one having
On Fri, 9 Nov 2007 09:52:15 -0700, you wrote:
>
>> All our other LAMP setups are using RHEL4/5, but I have one PHP based app
>> which uses some Windows middleware, and thus we are using Apache for Windows.
>>
>Can you configure, or rewrite, the PHP app to call the Windows
>middleware remotely
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses similar
security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out there, i.e.,
backporting the security fixes into the current release. The app uses PHP and
Tomcat.
All our other LAMP setups are using RHEL4/5, but I have one PHP based app which
uses some Windows middleware, and thus we are using Apache for Windows.
Can you configure, or rewrite, the PHP app to call the Windows
middleware remotely? That might be the easiest solution.
--
Michael McGlot
On Fri, 9 Nov 2007 11:19:39 -0500, you wrote:
>Andrew Hodgson wrote:
>> What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses similar
>> security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out there, i.e.,
>> backporting the security fixes into the current release. The app u
On Nov 9, 2007 9:59 AM, Luis Moreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi
> Sorry to come back to this, but I got an error saying that messages
> to me were bouncing, so I don't have a clue if someone replied or not...
Check one of the list archives. For example:
http://apache.markmail.org/
Tom Hart wrote:
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses
similar security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out
there, i.e., backporting the security fixes into the current
release. The app uses PHP and Tomcat.
Also, this pag
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses similar
security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out there, i.e.,
backporting the security fixes into the current release. The app uses PHP and
Tomcat.
If you googled for even 5 secon
Hi,
All our other LAMP setups are using RHEL4/5, but I have one PHP based app which
uses some Windows middleware, and thus we are using Apache for Windows.
However, I have issues with HTTPD running under Windows, because I have had
instances where upgrading one of the components (usually as a r
Hi
Sorry to come back to this, but I got an error saying that messages
to me were bouncing, so I don't have a clue if someone replied or not...
Using Apache 2.2.6, I want to allow access to a specific directory
with authentication, which works fine.
When accessed, it look
The requests are not posted by Javascript and SSL is not involved. We're
pulling out hair out on this one. There are certainly *similar* issues out
there, but this one seems to be unique.
-Stephen
On 11/6/07, Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Mon, 5 Nov 2007 22:42:32 -0500
> "Stephen Jo
On Nov 9, 2007 7:39 AM, Krist van Besien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Nov 9, 2007 11:54 AM, SW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Any help or pointers greatly appreciated.
>
> Have a look at rewriterules.
> Probably you could have both virtual hosts share the same docroot, but
> rewrite requests f
On Nov 8, 2007 4:48 PM, Axel-Stephane SMORGRAV
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Somebody trusted you enough to give YOU the root password.
>
> Why should you not in turn entrust others with the privileges that will allow
> them to do their job?
I'm not against giving people the privileges needed to
On Nov 9, 2007 11:54 AM, SW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any help or pointers greatly appreciated.
Have a look at rewriterules.
Probably you could have both virtual hosts share the same docroot, but
rewrite requests for the css stylesheets to the branded version on one
of your vhosts.
Krist
--
On Fri, 2007-11-09 at 11:36 +, Luis Moreira wrote:
> Using Apache 2.2.6, I want to allow access to a specific directory
> with authentication, which works fine.
> When accessed, it looks like this
>
> Index of
>
> . Parent Directory
> . fitoterapia.krp
> . publish.zip
>
> The thing
Hi
Using Apache 2.2.6, I want to allow access to a specific directory
with authentication, which works fine.
When accessed, it looks like this
Index of
. Parent Directory
. fitoterapia.krp
. publish.zip
The thing is I don't want "parent directory" to be viewed,
Hi
Say you have 2 virtual hosts set up and one of them runs your main website. On
the other virtual host you want to run a "branded" (ie: differently styled,
using CSS) version of the main website.
Rather than copying all the content from your main web over to the branded
version (since that w
Hi Christian,
> On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 10:41:57PM +0100, Fabrizio Reale wrote:
>> I have a web application (Plone) which has its own authentication, but in
>> an intranet I set up the NTLM authentication using the mod_ntlm module.
>> It works very well when I am using a windows PC, but when I use
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