Mike Brown wrote:
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 11:35:41AM +1000, Res wrote:
Do you run your own (caching) DNS server?
Nope.
If so set up two views, one external that the world gets (your routable IP
number of 75.100.112.198), the second view will have the domain with its
internal LAN IP.
The
Hello
I'm trying to get mod_cache and mod_disk_cache to work correctly. Problem
summary is that disk cache is not working properly - sending empty data to the
client for some content like the css file. I use Apache as a reverse proxy.
I get a lot of this messages in the log file:
[Sun Jul 13 14
Hello everyone:)
Let me know how I can retrieve the status of the sessions of all users
connected to my site, so whether the session of a user expired or not. is that
it is possible that apache dialoge with another program and then submit the
status of sessions.
I use Apache 2.0.63.
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 11:35:41AM +1000, Res wrote:
> Do you run your own (caching) DNS server?
Nope.
> If so set up two views, one external that the world gets (your routable IP
> number of 75.100.112.198), the second view will have the domain with its
> internal LAN IP.
The keeper of vidio
On 7/13/08, Paul Trunfio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a couple of permanent redirects set in my httpd.conf file.
> But I want to now undo them.
>
> I first tried commenting them out and restarting apache. Didn't work.
> Then I added another explicit redirect to the new page. Didn't work
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 08:33:58PM -0400, Frank Gingras wrote:
> Mike,
>
> The output looks good.
>
> I can even reach http://www.vidiot.com/ and http://www.vidiot.com/TVShows/
> from here.
>
> The problem you're most likely experiencing is that www.vidiot.com resolves
> to 75.100.112.198 (your p
Mike,
The output looks good.
I can even reach http://www.vidiot.com/ and
http://www.vidiot.com/TVShows/ from here.
The problem you're most likely experiencing is that www.vidiot.com
resolves to 75.100.112.198 (your public IP). So a request to that host
is routed to the external interface of
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 06:05:39PM -0400, Frank Gingras wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Can you please provide the output from httpd -S? It would give us valuable
> information on your issue.
Here ya go:
mrvideo.ZROOT <48> ../bin/httpd -S
VirtualHost configuration:
wildcard NameVirtualHosts and _default_ ser
Hi folks-
I have a couple of permanent redirects set in my httpd.conf file.
But I want to now undo them.
I first tried commenting them out and restarting apache. Didn't work.
Then I added another explicit redirect to the new page. Didn't work.
So, I'm stuck.
Is there a solution?
What does i
Mike,
Can you please provide the output from httpd -S? It would give us
valuable information on your issue.
Frank
Mike Brown wrote:
Up until recently, the following hasn't been a problem. Now I am trying to
get mailman working and I'm hitting a frustrating brick wall.
The setup is that the
Up until recently, the following hasn't been a problem. Now I am trying to
get mailman working and I'm hitting a frustrating brick wall.
The setup is that the Solaris 10 x86 server is on the inside of a DSL static IP.
So, I normally get at my web pages locally by going through localhost.
The apa
Thanks, Torsten. It looks like that approach will work perfectly for
what I need.
Mike
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Torsten Foertsch
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri 11 Jul 2008, Mike Friedman wrote:
>> I've got a mod_perl handler setup like so, within a vhost:
>>
>>
>> SetHand
Hi,
I am using httpd v2.0.58 installed on a Solaris-10 system, also have
mod_auth_kerb with proper kerberos infrastructure.
I am hosting few new applications on tomcat and wanted to integrate with the
kerberos but via the httpd as the front end.
As in, the httpd will do the front-end kerberos auth
Hi all,
I built a C module to do some activities every time a new
request is received by the HTTP server.
Inside this module I need to know the Content Type the HTTP
Server will send to the client.
I found the ap_default_type(request_rec *r) API but I just discovered
that it do
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