On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 4:45 PM, Bashiro wrote:
> My problem is: The Seagate NAS have a local IP 192.168
>
> I configured the next virtual host like this;
>
>
> ServerName name.seagateshare.com
> DocumentRoot 192.168
>
>
> When browser access name.seagate.com, it goes directly to the dy
Hello,
I have two virtual servers that work very fine using a dynamic dns service on
port 80.
Now I bought myself a Seagate NAS that also uses a dynamic services from
Seagate to access files remotely.
My problem is: The Seagate NAS have a local IP 192.168
I configured the next virtual host
I have Apache 2.2.14 running on Ubuntu 10.04. The server has been running for
almost a year without incident. The server is a front-end web server which
passes requests for dynamic content (Java) to Tomcat on other servers using
mod_jk. April 24th the web server started responding slugglishly to
> 1) I'd like to understand what was going on. From my understanding, the
> line above shouldn't have disabled other "Deny from" directives. Since
> are taken into account after , I'd understand that
> a "Order" directive could be problematic, but not how a can
> be so.
The directives from mod_a
Noel Butler writes:
> On Mon, 2012-04-23 at 09:04 +0200, Matthieu Moy wrote:
>
> Noel Butler writes:
>
> > Right, so have you changed it to Directory and does it now work?
>
> I tried , and it did not work. -
>
> You definitely have something broken then if Deny does not w
Hello to all,
I am using Apache 2.2.21 & Tomcat 6.0.29
1) Schema: Load balancer (Apache.2.2.21) -> 1st appli (Tomcat 6.0.29)
-> 2nd appli. (Tomcat 6.0.29)
2) Using the following configuration, my load balancing is stateless instead of
statefull (having a look at the logs).
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