uston wrote:
> On Thu, May 03, 2012 at 08:33:58AM -0300, Luis Fernando Alen wrote:
> > Perhaps your prefork settings are the cause of the issue.
> >
> > Look, you have 80 StartServers and 120 MaxSpareServers, and with such
> > settings, apache can spawn 9600 (80*120) chil
Hello, PJ.
Perhaps your prefork settings are the cause of the issue.
Look, you have 80 StartServers and 120 MaxSpareServers, and with such
settings, apache can spawn 9600 (80*120) children.
However, your ServerLimit and MaxClients (3500) are way to lower than that.
I've had similar issues when
Hello,
I need to set both a generic/wildcard vhost and a specific one with
different DocumentRoot and configurations, just like the example below:
**
*ServerName specific.mydomain.com*
*
*
*DocumentRoot /var/www/specific.mydomain.com/*
*JkMount /otherapp serverX*
*JkMount /otherap
to avoid is repeating configuration on vhosts.
André Warnier wrote:
Luis Fernando wrote:
Hello guys.
I use apache2 on debian and i have several vhosts in
/etc/apache2/sites-available, included by /etc/apache/apache2.conf.
Not really : what is really included, are the files present in
/et
ted by
default.
/"//Note that, by default, rewrite configurations are not inherited.
This means that you need to have a |RewriteEngine on| directive for each
virtual host in which you wish to use it."
/Can someone tell me if that's the better way of doing it, indeed?
Luis Ferna
Hello guys.
I use apache2 on debian and i have several vhosts in
/etc/apache2/sites-available, included by /etc/apache/apache2.conf.
Well, i need to redirect requests to all vhosts's non existing documents
to a specific page.
I already know the needed rule. What i need to know is where to p
Hello,
I've been googling this issue and i couldn't find an answer yet. I read
the documentation of AllowOverride directive but it didn't help too...
I work on an ISP and we want to allow our customers to override only
rewrite configurations via .htaccess files.
Nowadays a lot of applicatio
