Hi All,
I need to load balance the request from apache on to two tomcat instances , in
this case do i need to still use mod_proxy for redirecting the request based on
provided context path in Browser Url or jkmount property ( mod_jk module
property) .
Can someone help in understand the actual
Hi, all:
I'm working on a web which may call a very time-consuming CGI python
script. Sometimes, the user may become impatient and close the tab.
Unfortunately, I found that the script will keep running til the end
of the program. Is there any way to kill that process? I'm okay to
either configure
I have an virtual host that is redirecting all requests from port 80 to
443. However, when doing this when there is an email in the url, for
example http://foo.tld/bar.php?email=User%40domain.tld gets redirected to
https://foo.tld/bar.php?email=User%2540domain.tld which tends to be a
problem. I
On October 18, 2012 5:56 , jupiter wrote:
For the ssh key, it is important to keep it secure. Anyone who gets
this key can use it to log in to any system that trusts the key. So it
is best to have the key be single-purpose, used only for your PHP web
application and not for anything else. If
Thanks Mark.
On 10/17/12, Mark Montague wrote:
> Also, are you sure you have no home directory for the user "apache"? On
> CentOS systems, if you check in the sixth field of the /etc/passwd entry
> for user "apache", you should see a home directory of /var/www
Yes, you are right.
> For the ssh
