On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 3:33 PM, Yehuda Katz wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 4:53 AM, Hedley Finger wrote:
>
>>
>> I have hit the wall trying to implement LedgerSMB on Windows. First
>> hurdle is getting Apache htttpd to recognise the C:\Program_Files\LedgerSMB
>> folder so that the browser can
Yes, that was the problem i loaded all the modules from /etc/httpd/modules/
and its now working well. Thankyou sashi.
--Sivahari
2013/1/31 Sivahari Nandakumar
> Dear Shashi,
>
> I haven't compile mod_proxy. I have been using virtualhost for last 3
> years in previous versions of HTTPD just by i
Hi,
I'm wondering if the following scenario is a bug or designed, because if httpd
dies and leaves behind a pidfile containing a pid which later gets reused, the
httpd refuses to come back up. I've already seen this in production, where a
host has crashed and on coming back up the web server fa
Here's what we are trying to accomplish:
Already have apache 2.22.x running multiple sites and acting as proxy. We are
now looking into using a web app that uses tomcat (port 8080) and will run on
the same server as apache. Users will be accessing the tomcat site using
https://share.domain.com.
Hello all
I'mt trying to use the max option configuring a ProxyPass directive, but it
seems that it has no effect. I'm testing with a new installation, so you will
find that I am using a reduced size for threads, childs, etc
I am using HTTP 2.2.23 with mpm worker. The most important confi
Dear Shashi,
I haven't compile mod_proxy. I have been using virtualhost for last 3 years
in previous versions of HTTPD just by installing it in fedora and enabling
the vitualhost tags. But the same is not working in fedora 18 which come
with Apache/2.4.3.
--Sivahari
2013/1/30 Shashi
> Where a
