On 05/29/2018 04:05 PM, Mahmood Naderan wrote:
Consider the following apach2 config file on an Ubuntu 18.04 as below
root@web1:/var/www/html# cat
/etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
ServerAdminwebmaster@localhost
DocumentRoot/var/www/html/
OptionsIndexesFollowSymLinksMultiViews
. This will not
list dynamically loaded modules included using the LoadModule directive.
So try running: httpd -l
Does this help?
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multiple files in a similar manner.
Remember that Apache only reads its configuration once, when it is
started up, so the additional processing is minimal.
- John Hicks
othersite should be href='/catalog/343' > but apparently is href='http://othersite.com/catalog/343' >
John Hicks
Ki Song wrote:
I've been running an apache/postfix/mysql server for about a year now.
I found out that this error has been going on for a while:
[warn] NameVirtualHost 70.88.225.1:80 has no VirtualHosts
This indicates that you hven't defined any virtual domains to be served
by your webserver
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I added below lines in httpd.conf, but
>
> Options -Indexes
>
The directive should reference the full directory path:
e.g. if tomcat is in /opt:
-J
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My application set up is:
Client (Brower) -> http server <-(mod_jk)-> T
Rajat Sharma wrote:
Creating of configuration such as below is fine. ButIs above to be put in
httpd.conf or .httpaccess or in completely new filemod_rewrite.conf
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase/~quux/
RewriteRule^foo$ foo/ [R]
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Broun Emmanuel wrote:
Hello freinds
I intend to run locally installed software (.exe, dll) from a remote machine.
> The interest is to carry out computing at the server, then call for
> results to the client.
> Am doing this using Java but there is always an error of access.
what can i do
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Stuart, Ed wrote:
Hello all;
I new to the administration of an Apache web server and am looking for a
way to see how many clients are connected to the web server. We're
running Apache 2.0.46 on Red Hat AS 4. Netstat gives me connection info,
but shows multiple connections for the clients. How
Calin Cirstea wrote:
Is there any way to programmatically configure the Apache "Virtual
Directory"?
"Virtual Directory" is not a term that is used in the Apache world. It
appears to be a Microsoft IIS term.
> I know how to do it statically (httpd.conf) but I would like a
> dynamically (runt
Bernd Muent wrote:
Hi together,
I'd like the following for a CMS:
URL http://localhost/module/News/article/56/show/1.html
will be rewrited to
http://localhost/index.php?module=News&article=56&show=1
From the PHP site, it's easy to explode the querystring and prepare the
right link.
When I cl
m i l e s wrote:
If I have the following series of urls:
webmail.theusersdomain.com
webmail.somedomain.com
webmail.myuserdomain.com
webmail.etc.com
Instead of adding hostdirections in the apache conf fileI was
thinking a mod_rewrite rule would do the trick rather nicelywhat I
thought
David Blomstrom wrote:
OK, I've finally got it working. Thanks for all the
tips, everyone.
Would you mind sharing with us just how you solved your problem? (Future
generations may thank you.)
Thanks,
--John
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On Sun, Aug 21, 2005 at 10:18:26
Erik Labree wrote:
Davide Bianchi onlyforfun.net> writes:
Erik Labree wrote:
To generate those local file we need to have a tool/script that looks at the
directory structure of the webapplication and does requests to the pages it
can
see and save each page as plain text in the same director
Jody Cleveland wrote:
Ok, I solved it:
I renamed the existing directories, created new ones, and copied the
data into it. Now, apache starts up fine.
Any idea what the problem was?
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Note that this HTML message (the one I am replying to) contains multiple
links to the identical message posted on experts-exchange.com.
Note that the question is a very general one with an obvious answer, but
one that will probably be searched for with some frequency ("Apache
install and confi
David--
The way you describe your problem indicates you may misunderstand what
URL rewriting does.
> So I have three basic "raw" URL's that look something
> like this:
>
> http://www.geozoo.org/stacks/index.php?taxon=Animalia
> http://www.geozoo.org/kids/stacks/index.php?taxon=Animalia
> http:
Dave Morrow wrote:
Hi all, I have a webserver which is serving a Tomcat application through
mod_jk (1.2). The end-users browse the site using SSL only (ie.
https://www.mydomain.com/myapplication )
It's working fine.
I would like to use re-writing to force the root of the website to
rewrite to
Tony VanScoy wrote:
I got it.
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^file\=12$
RewriteRule ^/test\.php$ /pdf/somfile.pdf [R,L,T=application/pdf]
Looks like i needed regex in the RewriteCond.
Thanks.
That was my bad on the % to $ typo. Sorry.
The last argument for the Rewrite Cond can be either a rege
Are you sure you were in the apache/bin directory when you did this?
Do a directory listing and show us the results.
John
Suzy wrote:
Hi
I tried this, but the apache -k stop command isn't being recognised:
"Apache is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable
program or ba
Tony VanScoy wrote:
I want to redirect certain requests to a pdf depending on a get
variable. nothing new, but I just can't get it to work. So I started
with the basics but just redirecting a certain page to a pdf, which
works.
RewriteRule ^/test\.php$ /pdf/somefile.pdf$ [R,T=application/pdf]
W
David Blomstrom wrote:
This is how most of my virtual hosts are set up:
ServerName geoworld
ServerAlias geoworld *.geoworld
DocumentRoot c:\sites\geoworld
However, I read somewhere that it's better to put your
sites inside a folder named public_html, then set up
your virtual host like this:
Zack, it looks like http://zack.radpages.com/ is a frameset that
includes your index.html at your IP address http://70.120.160.233/index.html
We're you expecting them to be doing dynamic DNS for you? That's not
happening (and, judging from the popups, I'm guessing they don't plan on
doing it).
> Quoting Billy Duke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
>>This is the erro that i got.
>>
>>Warning: Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1 in
>>C:\phpdev5\www\test1.php on line 3
>>
>>Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in
C:\phpdev5\www\test1.php on
>>line 3
Billy's error refer
have multiple subjects pointing to the same article.
Hope that helps.
John Hicks
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x27;t want to display index.html, the simplest solution would be
to delete that file from the directory. (If you do want to display it,
but not as a directory index, why not rename it to something other than
"index"?)
Hope that hel
nternet is full of excellent resources on web development
--Google is your friend
Good luck!
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toryIndex directive) file from the directory.
If this option is not already set, you can set it for this one directory
with the following directive in a section or .htaccess file:
Options +Indexes
Hope that helps.
-John Hicks
webmaster wrote:
hi, i have a problem with my apache2. I changend the machine on which
apache was running, and now apache won't start. I check the logs and i
got no errors there i tryed messages/syslog, apache error log nothing.
If i change the machine back all is ok apache starts ok. I tryed to
/webmail https://mydomain.tld/webmail
See: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_alias.html#redirect
Hope that helps. Regards,
-John Hicks
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