Tanner Bachman wrote:
So far everything seems to be working normally. I'm aware of Apache using the first VirtualHost directive as the default...and that's fine with me. Since the sites hosted on this server both belong to the same company, I'd rather have it default to the public site if the IP a
So far everything seems to be working normally. I'm aware of Apache using the
first VirtualHost directive as the default...and that's fine with me. Since the
sites hosted on this server both belong to the same company, I'd rather have it
default to the public site if the IP address is used. The
At 18:12 +0100 11/9/09, André Warnier wrote:
>To see why it may not be the correct patch, try to enter your IP address with
>an extra zero that should not normally matter, for example :
>if your IP address was
>100.200.21.123
>then try
>http://100.200.021.123/...
I once tried adding zeros like th
Tanner Bachman wrote:
Sorry for wasting your time...I got it figured out. Apparently the IP address must be added to the Resin server as a virtualhost, so that Resin knows what to do with those requests.
That may be a "patch", but it is not the correct explanation.
See my previous post.
To see
Tanner Bachman wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Forgive me if this seems like a stupid oversight on my part, but I've setup an Apache 2.2.x server with Resin and Railo for my ColdFusion site. This is all running on Ubuntu 9.04 Server. When I call the site by it's domain name, all is well. However, if I use t
Sorry for wasting your time...I got it figured out. Apparently the IP address
must be added to the Resin server as a virtualhost, so that Resin knows what to
do with those requests.
Thanks,
Tanner
- Original Message -
From: "Tanner Bachman"
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Mon
Hi Everyone,
Forgive me if this seems like a stupid oversight on my part, but I've setup an
Apache 2.2.x server with Resin and Railo for my ColdFusion site. This is all
running on Ubuntu 9.04 Server. When I call the site by it's domain name, all is
well. However, if I use the IP address of the
I have fixed the issue.
searched the iconv.h file in the /usr/.../include directory it was present.
and used ./configure --prefix=/opt/dasyedib/apache
CFLAGS=-I/usr/.../include LDFLAGS=-L/usr/.../lib
to configure. and the build was success.
Thanks for everyone for your help.
-Daulatkhan
On Fri
I have fixed the issue.
searched the iconv.h file in the /usr/.../include directory it was present.
and used ./configure --prefix=/opt/dasyedib/apache
CFLAGS=-I/usr/.../include LDFLAGS=-L/usr/.../lib
to configure. and the build was success.
Thanks for everyone for your help.
-Daulatkhan
On Mon
Hello Eric,
do you have some other suggestions on this topic? We're open to any
input or test you'd like us to do.
Thanks in advance,
Sandro
Sandro Tosi wrote:
Eric Covener wrote:
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 9:45 AM, Sandro Tosi wrote:
Sandro Tosi wrote:
Hello,
we are en
You solved it! :-)
We have still to test the webapp in its entirety, but it doesn't crash where
it crashed before, AND correctly translates encodings :-)
Thanks a lot for your helpfulness, and the new version!
2009/10/30 Nick Kew
> Martin Gerdes wrote:
>
>> Cool. Then I'll cease trying to buil
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