a
previous
post, the general idea is to start up the listener as UID 0, bind to the
privileged port, and then drop the process owner to a non-UID 0 account
after the bind is successful.
On 4/5/06 9:43 AM, "Amalan, S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Not to interrupt an on-going discu
Not to interrupt an on-going discussion, but I am interested in the
user/group requirements for Apache as well.
I didn't see anywhere on the Apache website for installation steps that
one needs to be root in order to start or run the Apache server, but I
have heard it from others. So which way is
ebLogic
Hi,
On Die 28.03.2006 13:29, Amalan, S wrote:
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>
>configure:14003: checking whether to enable mod_suexec
>configure:14055: result: no
Well the module isn't build.
If you don't need it, forget it ;-)
>I ran your command: truss -fael -tall -vall -xall -rall -wall
> BTW: how about to use mod_proxy_balancer instead of the
weblogic-proxy-module?
Wouldn't the challenge be the same? Instead of a single WL server I
would have many in a cluster. I think I should try to iron out the kinks
in the single WL instance and its plugin before trying the cluster
co
e I need Apache server bounced.
Thanks for your help though.
Amalan
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On Mit 29.03.2006 1
won't let that happen! ;-)
Amalan
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Hi,
On Mit 29.03.2006 12:57, Amalan, S wrote:
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Hi,
On Mit 29.03.2006 20:53, Alexander Lazic wrote:
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>On Mit 29.03.2006 10:12, Amalan, S wrote:
>>
>>Sorry, still don't understand your request for "'less output' /dir",
&
sday, March 29, 2006 2:32 AM
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Hi,
On Die 28.03.2006 22:28, Amalan, S wrote:
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>I don't understand your question: "Where is the *dir?" Could you
>explain?
What i mean was 'les
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Hi,
On Die 28.03.2006 13:29, Amalan, S wrote:
>
>
>configure:14003: checking whether to enable mod_suexec
>configure:14055: result: no
Well the modul
n,
On Die 28.03.2006 12:17, Amalan, S wrote:
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>I don't see the file "suexec" under bin. Hmm..what happened here?
I don't know.
>The error_log as nothing other than the following repeating each time I
>try to run Apache (timestamp changes of course):
Sure ;
:09 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
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Hi Amalan (hope this is your first name) ;-),
On Die 28.03.2006 11:54, Amalan, S wrote:
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>My system has worked so far with binaries doing dynamic linking all the
>time. And now I am wondering
our help.
Amalan
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Hi,
On Die 28.03.2006 11:06, Amalan, S wrote:
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>OS = SunOS 5.8
ks much for the suggestion.
Amalan
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Hi,
On Mon 27.03.2006 22:20, Amalan, S wrote:
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>I am
Hi!
I am trying to make Apache work with WebLogic so that Apache functions
like a proxy webserver which forwards the requests back and forth
between a user and the WebLogic Web/App Server.
I downloaded version 2.0.55 and followed the instructions at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/install.html a
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