[users@httpd] Question regarding ErrorLog

I'm having 1 domain with different PHP applications seperated by context. For example: www.mydomain.com/calculator www.mydomain.com/calendar What I'm trying to do is seperate the logs per context, instead of having one acces.log and error.log for all. My first idea was to use conditional loggin

Re: [users@httpd] (Test) - this getting through?

Yes 2011/6/10 Steve Brereton > Getting none-delivered suddenly? >

Re: [users@httpd] Permission denied virtualhost alias

Hi Steve, Yes I'm absolutely sure. nslookup returns the same IP address for all 3 hostnames. As to the file system or site authentication, all sites have the same documentroot, and only 1 doesn't work. I guess that a file system permission is out of the question here? 2011/6/10 Steve Brereton

[users@httpd] Permission denied virtualhost alias

Hi, I got the following parameters in my VirtualHost configuration: ServerName www.someserver.com ServerAlias www.otherserver.com ServerAlias otherserver.com DocumentRoot /var/www/public_html ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/error_log CustomLog /var/log/apache2/access_log combi

Re: [us...@httpd] Buen producto!!

It seems you were right Frank. Somebody was sending mails from my account. Sorry for the hassle. El 19 de abril de 2010 21:53, Frank Gingras escribió: > > > On 04/19/2010 01:32 PM, Bocalinda wrote: > >> Estimado amigo, >> ?Cómo está usted recientemente? decirte una g

[us...@httpd] Buen producto!!

Estimado amigo, ?Cómo está usted recientemente? decirte una gran sorpresa! Ktpshop compa?ía es una empresa de comercio electrónico de productos que ha clasificado superior Asia --- (www.ktpshop.info) y cuenta con la cooperación con Nokia, Sony, HP, etc durante muchos a?os, la calidad del producto e

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

ster runs a different application. The load balancer does not know to which application the requested image belongs, and thus cannot forward the request to the apropriate cluster. I don't know if this is what you meant? 2008/11/18 Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 13:38:21

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

[R=301,L] > RewriteRule ^/(ABCD)$ $1/index.jsp [R=301,L] > RewriteRule ^/(XYZ)$ $1/index.jsp [R=301,L] > ... > since each rule is marked "last", the first one to match "wins". > It's a tiny bit less efficient, but maybe more readable and flexible. > > &g

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

DO-NEW" that > needed to be rewritten and cause a re-direct, no ? > If so, you could use the following RewriteRule, which should not have these > inconvenients : > > RewriteRule ^/(SEDO(-NEW)?)$ $1/index.jsp [R=301,L] > > > > Bocalinda wrote: > >> Hey

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

] Let's hope they won't be using directory names with dots in over here :) 2008/11/18 Bocalinda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi André and Dan, > > Thanks a lot, this solved my problem! > Just one question Dan. > > >Apache will (in the default configuration) redire

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

ric characters in them, you can pretty up > the rule like so: > >RewriteRule /([a-zA-Z0-9]+)$ $1/ [R=301,L] > > Which is still not pretty, but is somewhat less ugly. Either way, it fixes > the problem in question. > > > On 17-Nov-08, at 3:36 PM, André Warnier

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

Yes, that would be /SEDO/index.jsp 2008/11/17 André Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Bocalinda wrote: > >> Hi André. >> I'm glad we managed to understand eachother :) >> >> >> Sorry, maybe I did not use the correct example before, but that is

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

Hi André. I'm glad we managed to understand eachother :) > Sorry, maybe I did not use the correct example before, but that is wrong. > If you original request is > http://172,18.0.1/SEDO > and from there, your browser receives an html page (wherever it came from), > and that html page contains a

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

Hi André. >> Applying what you explained above, this would mean that my images paths >> will >> be resolved as: >> http://172.18.0.1/SEDO/image.gif >> >> Which of course will not work. >> > Why "of course" ? > I may be thick, but I must admit I do not really understand your problem. > Sorry for t

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

Maybe just a note before you go make all kinds of changes. > With an tag like above, it is not so that the server will look in the > DocumentRoot. > You have to look at it the other way around. > The browser, when it sees this tag in the current page, is going to > "compose" a URL to retrieve it,

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Rewrite relative image paths in a reversed proxy setup

Hi all. I have an Apache server that takes care of load balancing four Tomcat servers, using mod_proxy. The four Tomcat servers are setup in two clusters: cluster1: 2 Tomcats 5.5.7 cluster2: 2 Tomcats 5.5.27 Now, I have depending on the application that is being requested, the request should be