http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/sections.html
quote:
The directive need not have anything to do with the
filesystem. For example, the following example shows how to map a
particular URL to an internal Apache handler provided by mod_status.
No file called server-status needs to exist in the filesy
I am working on a new project that might get "big". However, until now I was
only involved in small sites with not so much traffic easily hosted on a
shared server with some hosting provider.
My question is: what is "big" in terms of current hosting. Is it 1.000.000
hits per day or 10.000.000 hits
likai wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Right now, in my httpd.conf I have two sets of virtualhosts for two
> IPs. I just made a copy of the first one and change the IP to
> another. By doing this, I created a lot of duplicated entries. It may
> cause apache to load a lot of duplicated entries. And sometimes it
>
Hi,
Right now, in my httpd.conf I have two sets of virtualhosts for two IPs. I just
made a copy of the first one and change the IP to another.
By doing this, I created a lot of duplicated entries.
It may cause apache to load a lot of duplicated entries.
And sometimes it cannot promise that th
Hello, third time:
The case can be closed, it is all working as expected now. It has not been a
misconfiguration at all. After deleting my whole vhost config and writing it
again it worked. Comparing the two versions I can't notice any difference.
Maybe the first version contained some invisibl
I've a rather simple task:
A webpage that is hosted as subdomain (bleiberecht.sosmitmensch.at)
should be accessible under a Toplevel-Domain (bleiberecht.at).
Cause the webpage itself is hardcoded to the subdomain I intend to use
reverseproxy and the proxy_html_module to make the page accessi
Hello again,
I have to correct me in one specific point. The uid's and gid's are not the
same at all, that's what I assumed, by mistake. So, the errors that suexec.log
show are explainable and correct.
However, that does not solve my problem. Still the configuration of vhost1 and
vhost3 seem t
Y wrote:
André,
thank you for pointing me in the right direction. The problem was that
my ip address is pointing to a different name on the local dns server of
my provider. The behaviour is correct when I use that name instead.
Would URL rewritting be the way to go to temporarly correct this
