Just commenting on you're logged request, not your config...
What was it that made you think you had an open proxy?
Was it only requests like the one below?
Where they all answered with status 403?
Richard Mixon wrote:
> After that we started getting flooded with requests such as the followin
is is typically done by setting
multiple SubjectAltNames in the certificate.
The SNI enhancements are only needed if you want/need to use different
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he process. Any attempts to change this directive
during a restart will be ignored, but MaxClients can be modified during
a restart.
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e "Client-Warning:
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.php4" is not the same URI as
one ending in ".php5".
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The of
onsider porting a more lightweight
and simple HTTP server instead. A really basic HTTP server is a pretty
simple and straightforward piece of software, so if that's all you need
it might actually be easier to write your own rather than port an
advanced server (depending on the platform you
in question.
It'd probably be better if they reread the RFCs themselves, keeping an
eye out for everything relevant to this problem.
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http:
ether the Date header in the answer is correct or not, but
note how RFC2616 uses MAY and SHOULD with relation to the 204 answer.
This means that the client can't really trust that the Date header in
the answer contains the new time stamp of the uploaded file.
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t is actually modified when the file is
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rvername or serveralias "localhost" at that
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2.2/configuring.html>
Include Directive:
<http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#include>
Configuration Sections:
<http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/sections.html>
Virtual Hosts:
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gt; What can be a solution in this case
To define a default vhost with the document root you wish the default
host to have.
IFAICT you want a default virtual host with docuent root "/var/www".
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they will be included in alphanumerical order wich can result in vhosts
beeing define in that order if you put them in separate included files.
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error logs, one for each vhost, place ErrorLog directives
in virtual host scope (inside VirtualHost containers).
The same goes for RewriteLog, ScriptLog, TransferLog and CustomLog.
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stomLog "|/usr/bin/logger -h 10.0.7.12 -t httpd -p local4.notice"
vhostcombinedsyslog
CustomLog "|/usr/bin/logger -h 10.0.7.12 -t httpd -p local4.notice"
vhostnumsyslognc
Those two lines results in a total of two logger apps running.
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rresponding result would be when
you do the request directly to the backend.
What's the complete answer for
<http://10.19.72.127:8080/arsys/>
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he backend
allows persintent connections, the server tries to use them, but for
some reason they are sometimes dropped.
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On 2010-04-02 19:31, peter pilsl wrote:
So actually I have to copy/paste each virtualhost-section [...]
Isnt there an easier way to do this?
You might like to use mod_macro.
Especially if most of the hosts are very similar to each other.
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using mpm-itk to do this on a couple of systems. It's a MPM
based on prefork made for just this purpose. It works fine here.
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http://what
ole bunch of aliases at the end.
And then there's a bunch of vhosts using other macros as well. This way
made it a lot easier to maintain than using includes.
Another option could be mod_perl, wich, IIRC, allows you to use perl in
the config files.
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o work.
Available at:
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cert.org if
you want your browser to automagically trust the certs for the sites above.)
If you examine the two cerificates for the sites above, you'll see that
they are issued for more than 2 fqdns each (using the Subject
Alternative Name extension of X509v3 IIUC).
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SSL cert for each, as SSL wildcard doesn't work in this case.
Use one cert issued for both hosts.
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sers can be way more than
the amount of simultaneous connections, but in systems where most pages
and even images are dynamically and slowly generated it may well be that
the amount of simultaneous connections is sometimes way higher than the
amount of simultaneous users.
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doing that).
If the Moodle LMS thingy works in a threaded environment you should
consider using the worker mpm.
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If you use keep-alive you need to handle the content-length header
correctly.
More info about HTTP is available in the HTTP 1.1 RFC (2616):
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John Oliver wrote:
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
[...]
There is an index.html with 644, and it's in
/var/www/html with 755, and that is set as the DocumentRoot.
And DirectoryIndex is set to use it?
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can use for this.
You should also check the UseCanonicalName directive.
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, you could use a dynamic DNS service to get a fixed
host name even though you have a dynamic IP.
Please note that I don't know if the above scenario is applicable to
your situation.
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different certificates for different
sites.
If you only have one IP adress you can use the same cerificate-set for
all your name based virtual hosts. Of course the certificate should be
issued for all those hosts.
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the reuest headers are
parsed.
Either use different IP+port for the two hosts, or have them share one
set of SSL certificates.
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n directory for any host (in
case someone thought it was due to it's path beeing the same as in the
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