Re: [users@httpd] Can I use different Directory according to the source IP?

On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 7:30 PM, Mark jensen wrote: > First, I may ask the question in a different way: can we have two defined > Directory tag for one directory? > It would not accomplish what you want if it would work at all. > - users with source 192.168.1 > > > Order Deny,Allow >

RE: [users@httpd] Can I use different Directory according to the source IP?

My purpose for this question because I want different Authorization for internal users and external Users: For internal Users : Require IP IP_Address for External Users: authorization using LDAP

[users@httpd] Can I use different Directory according to the source IP?

First, I may ask the question in a different way: can we have two defined Directory tag for one directory? I want to deal with users differently according to there source IP: Can I use different Directory to achieve this, something like that: - users with source 192.168.1 Order Deny,All

Re: [users@httpd] Linker error building apache with oracle dbd

On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Hrasch, Janet wrote: > Hi All, > I am trying to compile apache on Win7 via the Microsoft Windows SDK v7.1 > command window. I have compile apache without any database utilities. I > now want to compile with oracle. I have set the LIB, INCLUDE and PATH to > incl

[users@httpd] Using mod_substitute and Locate to modify content returned by a proxy

http://www.mydomain.com is setup as a virtual host on an Apache web server. It is configured as a proxy server sitting between the client and https://script.google.com (the "Origin"). Pages returned from the Origin by the proxy server to the client contain a couple of embedded links which are

[users@httpd] Linker error building apache with oracle dbd

Hi All, I am trying to compile apache on Win7 via the Microsoft Windows SDK v7.1 command window. I have compile apache without any database utilities. I now want to compile with oracle. I have set the LIB, INCLUDE and PATH to include my oracle client library, include and dll. The link.exe is

Re: [users@httpd] Forcing 256-bit AES encryption on server

On 23 Jul 2014, at 7:25 AM, Slusar,Michael wrote: > Does anyone know how to set up SSL options in httpd.conf or ssl.conf? I am > trying to force the server to use 256-bit AES Encryption when the > client\server hello handshake is performed. You can control the set of ciphers that the server is

[users@httpd] Forcing 256-bit AES encryption on server

Does anyone know how to set up SSL options in httpd.conf or ssl.conf? I am trying to force the server to use 256-bit AES Encryption when the client\server hello handshake is performed. Michael Slusar | Cerner Corporation | michael.slu...@cerner.com www.cerner.co