Re: [users@httpd] Re: YOU BROKE MY CODE!

2014-05-21 Thread Andy Canfield
e2.2.conf" and "apache2.4.conf". I hope I can use a symbolic link on each server to point to one or the other. On 05/17/2014 08:59 PM, Christophe JAILLET wrote: > Le 17/05/2014 05:37, Andy Canfield a écrit : >> >> You broke my code! >> > > If something got bro

[users@httpd] YOU BROKE MY CODE!

2014-05-16 Thread Andy Canfield
Last week, if you went to http://www.andycanfield.com, you would see my web site. Today, if you go there, you will see "Internal Server Error". Apache broke it. We had four sites on that computer: [1] http://210.213.49.151/ took you to /var/www/index.html [2] http://www.andycanfield.com took you t

Re: [users@httpd] VirtualHost core error

2014-05-15 Thread Andy Canfield
I get an error message, apparently from Apache. The error message appears briefly on the screen, and then disappears due to the login prompt. It does NOT appear in any log file. IMHO this is VERY bad form. I captured it by the crude technique of rebooting ten times and using a camera to photograp

Re: [users@httpd] localhost Forbidden

2014-05-04 Thread Andy Canfield
sites. And the "403:Forbidden" seemed to arise regardless of which sub-site I was trying to look at. Thank you all; your help was invaluable. Andy Canfield - www.andycanfield.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubsc

Re: [users@httpd] localhost Forbidden

2014-05-04 Thread Andy Canfield
up if the 'Directory' line reads (I am never quite sure whether the Directory name is disk-absolute or DocumentRoot-relative). What am I missing? On 05/04/2014 07:31 PM, Eric Covener wrote: > On Sun, May 4, 2014 at 4:42 AM, Andy Canfield wrote: >> This was NOT present under Apache

Re: [users@httpd] localhost Forbidden

2014-05-04 Thread Andy Canfield
wrong please correct me; maybe there is a more proper way to do it. On 04/30/2014 01:41 PM, Andy Canfield wrote: > I am upgrading my notebook from 32-bit Ubuntu 12.04 with Apache 2.2(?), > to 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 with Apache 2.4. > > The thing is insane. It's gotten the point that web p

[users@httpd] localhost Forbidden

2014-04-29 Thread Andy Canfield
I am upgrading my notebook from 32-bit Ubuntu 12.04 with Apache 2.2(?), to 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 with Apache 2.4. The thing is insane. It's gotten the point that web pages which require a user name and password work, but web pages that let anyone access them give me a "403: Forbidden" error. This is

Re: [users@httpd] https

2014-04-04 Thread Andy Canfield
Thank you very much, Pete. Your answer was most helpful. I was dumb because the 'man req 1' page describes the '-subj' parameter in line 81 and in line 154 but the text you sent me is in lines 482++. Similarly the openssl.cnf file never mentions "-subj" at all. I will read that web page you listed

Re: [users@httpd] https

2014-04-04 Thread Andy Canfield
documented, does anyone know? I'd like to get the company name into that certificate somewhere, but don't yet see how. Thank you. > Thank you very much Yehuda. I think I am launched and can follow > on for a while by myself. > > >> >> >> On Thu, A

Re: [users@httpd] https

2014-04-03 Thread Andy Canfield
r default things in the default-ssl vhost to fix > buggy browsers and provide more info to cgi-scripts. "buggy browsers" as in Internet Explorer, right? These are intra-company web sites, and we simply tell people not to use IE. > > - Y Thank you very much Yehuda. I think I am laun

Re: [users@httpd] https

2014-04-03 Thread Andy Canfield
direct to the https site from > http. (with mod_rewrite) > > do you have logs or any information on what is not working? > > Oren > > On 04/03/2014 11:39 AM, Andy Canfield wrote: >> I have been using apache for maybe ten years now, and maintain two >> servers

[users@httpd] https

2014-04-03 Thread Andy Canfield
I have been using apache for maybe ten years now, and maintain two servers in addition to the apache on my notebook computer for testing. All using Ubuntu Linux *.04 LTS. It now appears that I ought to convert from http to https. But the documentation is insane. A piece here, a piece there, have t