Not to avoid the subject, because I have never needed to go this with
apache, but I have found that the best, free mp3 server happens to be
the companion to a network mp3 player, the Slimserver software (google
it) does an awesome job at streaming mp3 files, and it also has a sick
gui, so you can m
Looks like you have everything covered. You checke your apache config,
your hosts file, you pinged 127.0.0.1, and set everything in your
apache conf file that would cause any problems. All I can think of is
that something went wrong in the installation, it happens sometimes
with the msi binary.On 1
Hey, also, I started having this problem too, it didn't start until I
started using perl scripts in my cgi-bin. Hm. I wonder if perl
sabotages php? All I did to fix it was reinstall the blasted server,
Apache and Php only, left MySql intact, and then everything worked fine.On 11/7/05, Malka Cym
Cool, I should try that out.
btw:I am not so great, I know *nothing*. Just have lots of opinions.On 11/4/05, Sean Conner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It was thus said that the Great Joshua Kogut once stated:>> Also, what advantages over perl, php, heck, even asp does C have? Many of
&g
OP?? What in the world does that have to do with this. (Define: OP)On 11/4/05, Rob Belics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:As far as I'm concerned as the OP, this is off topic and I'm notinterested in hearing more about it.
-The official
;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:On Friday 04 November 2005 15:40, Joshua Kogut wrote:
> Also, what advantages over perl, php, heck, even asp does C have?Haven't we had enough language wars here in your php-vs-perl thread?Each has its place, and you wouldn't have perl or php - let alone th
Also, what advantages over perl, php, heck, even asp does C have? Many
of these server-side languages have syntax that is closely related to
C. There's a better way to do this, and you would be saving yourself
alot of time and effort.On 11/3/05, Sean Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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YES SIR! *salute*On 11/3/05, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I doubt I am the only one who thinks this thread has long passed itsusefulness. Please consider taking your discussion to private mail,or to a more suited forum like:
http://perl.apache.org/maillist/advocacy.htmlorhttp://marc.the
lol, your client program isn't xhtml compliant...
I have always used wildcards (see mass-virtual hosting in the apache docs). Never failed.On 11/3/05, Rich Bowen <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-Hash: SHA1
Andreas Schildbach wrote:> Hello everyone,>> is it possible to configure Apache2 to serve the contents of a> direct
ogram where the model defines the
internal data structures of the program, the view defines how the model
is rendered to the user, and the controller performs the actual actions
in the program that affect the model.
On 11/3/05, Octavian Rasnita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: "Joshu
erlmakes a lot more sense. There is lots of other languages too (lisp,
ruby, python, etc).Apache is good that way. If we look for ways to utilize each to thebest of its abilitywe all benefit.Boysenberryboysenberrys.com |
habitatlife.com | selfgnosis.comOn Nov 2, 2005, at 7:52 PM, Michael Vince
authname should be the http address
of the private folder, as should the domain, etc. Hope this helps!
On 11/2/05, Joshua Kogut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, this:
leo:http://sip.telecomcto.com/:23496e7646ea444ff7930fbd325d32f
is your username:domain:password (I think) The part that say
Ok, this:
leo:http://sip.telecomcto.com/:23496e7646ea444ff7930fbd325d32f
is your username:domain:password (I think) The part that says http://sip.telecomcto.com/
should be the folder that you wish to be private, so methinks that the full entry should be:
leo:http://sip.telecomcto.com/private/:
Also, methinks perl was just too hard when I was just a *wee
little* beginner. Now that I have a simpler language under
my belt, I should probably try to tackle learning perl. Then, to see
how much easier perl is, I will attempt to learn python (I HATE
WHITESPACE SYNTAX).On 11/2/05, Joshua Kogut
Oh yes, Visual Basic is also used very much. And Windows is also used muchmore than Unix. Because they are better, right? :-)
lol, you got me on that one. I dunno why I prefer php now, maybe because it has a cooler name...
Would you have a problem with me looking over your code? Loops love to
get out of hand. especially when they realize that you are inserting
info into a database. lolOn 10/31/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
About once a week or so Apache just stops listening and we
ither
php OR perl, you can choose php AND perl, for the sick, sick people
that want to learn both languages.On 11/1/05, allan juul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joshua Kogut wrote:> Hey guys, here's an analogy concerning Php and MP. You can go to a store,> and you have $100 US to buy
I disable cacheing completely in Apache, since I test my pages locally,
I need the most recent versions. Check the apache docs for cacheing
info, thats where I found it.On 10/31/05, Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday 31 October 2005 22:59, Glynn Lawrence wrote:> Classification: UNCLASSIF
Hmm, my restarts aren't too graceful...
On 11/1/05, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/1/05, Jan van den Berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Hi,> Everytime I change a VHost I need to gracefully restart Apache for the> changes to take effect. Is there a way (module?) to avoid doing this.
> S
ys.com | habitatlife.com |
selfgnosis.comOn Nov 1, 2005, at 9:46 AM, Joshua Kogut wrote:> It isn't that multipurpose tool couldn't do anything that the hammer> could, it's just that the hammer did it with less work, less learning,
> and less frustration.>> On 11/1/05
It isn't that multipurpose tool couldn't do anything that the hammer
could, it's just that the hammer did it with less work, less learning,
and less frustration.On 11/1/05, Octavian Rasnita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: "Joshua Kogut" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>H
>>>QUOTED:[EMAIL PROTECTED], the opposite of the PHP approach :^)
Hey! I resent that. In my many years of "back-end" Php programming (or,
if you want to split hairs, scripting) Php hasn't even crashed once.
And if it did crach, it wouldn't bring down the server. I have
mis-configured it multiple t
Ok, I have had no problems with accessing xml files directly. The
browser sees the mime type and knows that the file is an XML file. I
have recently made a php script that will pull data from a mysql db and
then present the user with an xml file. Before I echo the xml, I sent
out a text/xml header
Hmmm. I've never thought of that. For me it would be easier to just add
an auto include. I found the Apache manual's coverage on SSI to be
spotty at best.On 10/31/05, Joost de Heer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you want to add your header/footer without anything at all in the page> controlling it
Hey guys, here's an analogy concerning Php and MP. You can go to a
store, and you have $100 US to buy something to help you hammer nails.
The logical choice is that you should buy a hammer right? It does what
you need it to, and the shallow learning curve is nice. But, on the way
to the hammer sect
Also, you should do
AllowOveride All
to enable the .htaccess files to change the config.On 10/31/05, Rich Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-Hash: SHA1Alastair Roy wrote:> Ladies and gentlemen please if you can be of any assistance I would
> appreciate it.>> The pr
I too have strayed from the the road of perl in favor of my new love. Php.On 10/31/05, Tom Cat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Check out
http://www.linux-sottises.net/en_apache_install.phpUsing both PHP and mod_perl together has caused problems in the past(http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/11/21/172
Well, this is a large topic, but simply put, you need to install php.
Then, in the php config file, put an auto prepend to the file that you
want to include before, and an auto append that you want to include
afterwards. If you need any help, email me at
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.On 10/31/05, Gare <[EMAI
in apache, you need to set the .htaccess to be able to override. In your web directory, set Allowoverride to AllOn 10/23/05, Sadeq Naqashzade <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi,I'm usinng apahce 1.3 on a XP Pro for test my sites before upload to
public server.All functions worl fine except settings in .
I have never had this problem on Debian, but its a common problem on
winxp. I just normally end all of the threads, and then restart the
service. Then Apache is fine for a week or so.On 10/19/05, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/19/05, Marius Pumputis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> I have
Hey, thanks Chuck, I have been looking for something like this for a while, *ab* isn't a very well doumented tool...On 10/14/05, Chuck Amadi Systems Administrator
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi I have in the past run the ab utility.
The blurb about ab benchmarking tool.For getting a benchmark, you c
Also, in your first "directive", turn off indexes,
that should stop the users from seeing an index. Again, as josh has
said, just make sure that php is parsing the file, and that index.php
is set to be a directory index, (like index.html)On 10/13/05, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/
www."
ServerName
sitetwo.com
Redirect
/ http://www.sitetwo.com/
I've been using this type of
configuration for a couple years now to host multiple web sites on one Apache server,
and it hasn't failed me yet. I hope this helps.
James
From: Joshua K
I have wanted to set up a small Internet-like environment on my local
LAN for testing purposes. The only problem is that none of my servers
are happy with name-based virtual hosting. So, I figured out how to add
an IP address in
control panel>networkconnections>[lanconnection properties]>tcpip p
On 10/12/05, Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 12 October 2005 19:23, Marc Rabil wrote:> Is there a way to disable this security check or otherwise configure the> server to permit this type of URL?Sounds like mod_security to me. And of course you can configure it,
or remove it comp
You said that _javascript_ send a variable to apache. Huh? Isn't
_javascript_ (mostly) client-side? Also, you could also use different
characters and then compensate for that with mod_rewrite, I think. As
far as disabling mod_security, if you use apache as a local testing
server you shouldn't
need
Elizabeth, I have recieved numerous emails from beginners with the same
exact problem that you are having right now. This has lead me to start
a massive documentation project for building yourself a WAMP (Windows
Apache Mysql Php) server. It will be done soon , and I will be sure to
email the url t
I only get this on my *nix systems when the server is trying to access
something with double slashes, like //var/www, or something
similar. Make sure to check the small things like syntax. Other than
that, I can offer no other help.
ForbiddenYou don't have permission to access / on this server.
--
FYI: You probably might not want to send your
entire httpd.conf file over email, just the parts
that are relavant. But, try installing Apache by scratch again, with
everything set to default, and back up your httpd.conf before you
modify it so that you can always roll back to it.On 10/8/05, Joshua
This is a stupid workaround, but just stop the service first, (it takes
about a second or so...) and then start it, in two separate commmands,
instead of just one command.On 10/8/05, Octavian Rasnita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry. I have said that I use Apache 2.0.53, but the correct version is2
Run it as CGI, that should fix the problem.On 10/6/05, Uzo Madujibeya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Guys,many thanks for all you input on this issue.regardsUzoOn 6 Oct 2005, at 18:37, Chris wrote:
Just a possiblity, but are you trying to load the Apache 1 module into Apache 2?
I know it won't w
I think that there is possibly an issue dealing with the newer version
of apache, and the older version of the php module. Try running it in
cgi mode instead. See if that works.On 10/5/05, Uzo Madujibeya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I have just upgraded to Apache 2.1.8 on OS X 10.4.2 and am having
Hey! Just use the noinstall archive for win32 systems. It always works for me.On 10/4/05, Bob Hartung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Hi all, No flame please. I tried to install the latest apache for Windows
and when I start the installer it just hangs. All firewall andantivirus software is turned o
Whenever developing your site, I recommend testing on your local
server, then disabling your browsers cache. Then you will never see a
previous version of the ste that you are working on, and will eliminate
any cache systems between you and the server.On 10/3/05, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Or just add the Apache bin folder to your include path by going to your
system properties window [windows key + pause/break] in the
advanced tab, in environment variables. Doulbe click the [path] line,
and then add a semicolon and then your apache directory, after you are
done with that, and resta
Well, running Apache in WinXP isn't as easy in say the OS of choice,
(any version of *nix), but I have recently devoted myself to
contributing to the WinXP aspect of the documentation so that it
doesn't have to be so hard. To answer you question, First, make sure
your listen port is set to the defa
I get this error often when I misconfigure something in Apache http.
The first thing you want to do is to disable any changes that you have
recently made, then start Apache. If it works, then you know the
specific module that is giving you problems. Look over your
configuration for that module and
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