Dear apache group: I have a strange issue.
Rhel 5
Apache 2.2.21 (Unix)
httpd.conf http://pastebin.com/EpkZtUCM
httpd-ssl.conf http://pastebin.com/vUk0yV4F
I am proxying to a backend tomcat server, the SSL terminates at apache.
When downloading a file from Tomcat through the SSL proxy, if the UR
Is there a work around for this bug?
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I guess I would like to deny access to the index. But I also don't want
people to be able to view my global.css file, which every page is linked to
and is in the directory "/css". Also I just set up the server with the
default settings. Are there any basic security precautions I should be
taking at
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 23:25:09 +0300
Nadav Har'El wrote:
> The resulting code is ugly, hairy and Unix-only, but it works and
> performance is significantly better than normal mod_cgi for my usecase
> of very large program-generated files. For example, a simple CGI
> generating 512 MB of data took 0
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012, Nadav Har'El wrote about "Re: [users@httpd] mod-cgi reads
entire output into memory...":
> I "almost" have such code, but ran into a mystery - where in the
> request_req can I find the client socket, so I can write to it directly?
> There are so many layers of output filters,
By "Direct Access" do you mean the index of the directory?
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On Jul 17, 201
I've been looking for 2 hours and I still can't find anything about this. In my
site's root directory I have an "images" folder, which contains all the images
used in my site. I would like to be able to deny direct url access to the
folder but still allow the images to be displayed on the site.
