[users@httpd] Question about Mod-proxy

Hello, I have setup the mod proxy work with my application using the configuration below. When I enter a url such as http://host/myapp/ the proxy works correctly. The target application comes up through the proxy However, If I change url to: http://host/myapp (without the trailing slash), the p

Re: [users@httpd] mod_proxy_html Issue

 "word1 word2" becomes "word1 word2" is what happens. Perhaps, the libxml2 that ships with debian lenny, os I am using, is outdated. Is there a way, other than mod_proxy_html, to get rid of the base tag. Thanks, On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 8:57 PM, Igor Cicimov wrote: > Sorry mate not a C person m

Re: [users@httpd] Running cgi binaries as root

An alternative is to create a virtualhost to run URL's in the format http://server.name~root/cgi-bin/etc (I forget the technical term for these hosts run under the authority of the user in the ~root/ part of the URL). There may be restrictions on using user root though; I've never tried this. This

[users@httpd] Broken pipe erros causing high system load

Hi all, I have encountered a performance problem (high system load, slow response times) when making lots of requests that drop the TCP connection while reading the response. That is, a client reads some bytes of the response and cuts the transmission with a TCP RST. In my tests I have used 100 c

Re: [users@httpd] ldap & authnz_ldap modules

Much Thanks Igor!! You are just awesome. I just followed the steps 1 & 2 as you suggested and it worked!!! Thanks again! Regards Satya N R Samala 700 Locust St WebSphere Middleware Engineer Dubuque, 52001-6838 WME Dubuque GDF Primary Pool3 United States LHDF A4 Phone: +1-563-845-500

Re: [users@httpd] Running cgi binaries as root

On January 24, 2012 9:00 , Tarzan Jane wrote: The scripts address IO-pins on the embedded system [...] If I run the scripts as root in the /var/www/cgi-bin directory all is fine. But when trying to run the scripts using Apache via a web page nothing happens. This is because the scripts are run

[users@httpd] Running cgi binaries as root

I've installed Apache/2.2.9 on a Debian Embedded Linux system. On this embedded system I've compiled C programs to *binary* cgi scripts. These scripts are copied to the /var/www/cgi-bin directory and changed rights to 755. The scripts address IO-pins on the embedded system and for that rea