On 12/24/2010 10:28 AM, Igor Galić wrote:
>
> - "William A. Rowe Jr." wrote:
>
>> On 12/22/2010 2:01 PM, Jorge Canha wrote:
>>> I'm currently using:
>>>
>>> msiexec /i httpd.msi /passive ALLUSERS=1 serveradmin=ad...@localhost
>> SERVERNAME=localhost
>>> SERVERDOMAIN=localhost SERVERPORT=80
>
> And what's wrong with having the config (included) in the SSL-only
> vhost alone?
Because I would need to place those config files elsewhere, which means every
time I upgrade the package I should take care of remembering where they are and
update them.
This way they're in place, and aptitude w
- "William A. Rowe Jr." wrote:
> On 12/22/2010 2:01 PM, Jorge Canha wrote:
> > I'm currently using:
> >
> > msiexec /i httpd.msi /passive ALLUSERS=1 serveradmin=ad...@localhost
> SERVERNAME=localhost
> > SERVERDOMAIN=localhost SERVERPORT=80
> INSTALLDIR=%SYSTEMDRIVE%\apache
> >
> > To inst
- "Lorenzo Milesi" wrote:
> > Another solution: Add SSLRequireSSL to the gitweb.conf file. All
> > vhosts will
> > see the gitweb configuration, but only the SSL host will allow
> access.
>
> I like this solution the most.
> This gives Forbidden to all the hosts, meaning that I cannot use t
> Another solution: Add SSLRequireSSL to the gitweb.conf file. All
> vhosts will
> see the gitweb configuration, but only the SSL host will allow access.
I like this solution the most.
This gives Forbidden to all the hosts, meaning that I cannot use the same dir
on other vhosts, right?
Not a big
Move the file from conf.d to another location, and Include the file in your ssl
host.
Another solution: Add SSLRequireSSL to the gitweb.conf file. All vhosts will
see the gitweb configuration, but only the SSL host will allow access.
Joost
Debian includes conf.d/* before sites-enabled/*, this means gitweb is loaded
before default-ssl. Reverting this behavior is not a big deal, but how do I
make gitweb available only to the SSL website? I know I could place gitweb
content into default-ssl, but I'd rather keep them separated, if possi
Hi.
I'm using Apache2 on Ubuntu Server.
I've configured three virtual hosts, two on port 80 and one on port 443.
I've also several web apps, some directly placed in /var/www, some others
installed system wide, which are configured by files placed in conf.d/.
Here comes my problem, because this ma
