Hi;
I would like to make a simple static executable application written using C
language. For which platform should i build my C language application to run
for usage as CGI or FASTCGI static executable ? Is the i686 executable is most
widely excepted because more compatible or there is a standa
I have enabled mod_disk_cache and included 'index.php' in DirectoryIndex
directive.
I realized that when I enable disk caching, my '/' page is correctly
served from the index.php file for while and after a few requests I get
a 403 response.
So I went to the error log and found the "Directory index
On 2014-09-18 9:24, Alexander Todorov wrote:
I'm running an experiment which needs to collect http objects (html
pages, images, CSS, JavaScript, etc) and store them in some easy to
access/analyze structure. Something like:
.../device-mac-addr/timestamp/url-or-domain-would-be-nice/content/
und
Hi guys,
is it possible to use a different directory structure/file names for storing
content from mod_disk_cache? I don't see anyway to configure this so I assume not.
I'm running an experiment which needs to collect http objects (html pages,
images, CSS, JavaScript, etc) and store them in so
On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 9:06 AM, Vadim Blumkin
wrote:
> we used umdh to compare memeory dumps of the process and there are a few
> suspicious areas where memory is allocated but not released.
>
> Shouldn’t buffers be released and reused when httpd is working
> continuously?
>
>
>
See released a
Dear Group;
I may have asked this question once before and sorry for asking it again if I
did.
I have an open office database (used to be Access) that contains thousands of
records
relating to ARTISTAMP creators and photos of created stamps.
I don't need a lot of horsepower because I will onl
