Hello Nick,
thanks for your answer. I looked again at the apache-httpd-users maillist but i
couldn't find your posts (looked until march, 18th). Please could you send me
the link to the tutorial you mentioned again so that I will see if it is the
solution to our problem?
Many thanks and Regard
Hello,
We have several backend Webservers, not reachable from the internet. Everything
goes over our proxyserver. We are using RewriteRules and mod_Proxy to create a
unique address schema.
So if a user types www.example.com/folder1 the proxy passes him to
internal1.example.com/folder1 whithout
Hello,
I set up a reverse proxy which works fine. But if an external users wants to
access folder1 on the internal server http://web1.example.com he has to use
http://www.example.com/web1/folder1.
What I need is to rewrite this address so that web1 is omitted thus to reach
folder1 an external
Hi,
did you have a look in the apache log files? Last time I had this problem I
found the reason for my problem there.
Regards
Susan
just as a notice: "httpd not running, trying to start" is no error message - as
apachectl graceful is normally used to restart the apache. The message will
appe
Hi,
thank you so much - the obvious thing to do I totaly forgot.
Susan
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Hi all,
I use apache2.2.3 and in my httpd.conf I included a directories.conf. As soon
as
I include the "directories.conf" I get an error message: "You don't have
permission to access / on this server". As soon as i remove the include I am
able to see the webpages in those directories.
As I am
Hello Kenneth,
yes the module is included but the include to the path of the ssl.conf was
commented out.
After setting up the ssl.conf and certificates I removed the "#" to include the
path to the ssl.conf. At this point I still was not able to use https. The
error
indicated that no ssl was
Hello,
we use apache2.2.3 on a solaris10 machine which runs fine until we added
"-DSSL"
in apachectl (just currious if set --with-ssl during compiling shouldn't apache
automatically start with ssl afterwards?).
After that when starting we get an "Illegal Instruction" and the server wont
start
Hi,
thank your for your fast answer, I should have thought that more information
are
needed.
One thing I also forgot to mention is that I need to keep a homogeneous URL
layout - so even if I install an apache on the userdirserver the url must not
change.
All are Unix(Solaris10) Systems. So f
Hi,
I have an apache 2.x running and need to include userdirs. The problem is that
they are on a different server which is not a webserver.
I tried to find a solution on the internet but I only found one with
RewriteRules if the userdirs are on a different webserver. As there is no
webserver r
Hi,
it is important how you start apache. If you start it manual then the library
path of ssl in /etc/profile unter LD_LIBRARY_PATH is enough. If you start
apache
at system boot, the /etc/profile is not read. In this case you have to make
sure
that the LD_LIBRARY_PATH for ssl lib is set in ap
Laurent,
thank you so much for your answer. Yes, the mod_ssl was compiled as static.
After adding shared in configure everything works fine.
Susan
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Hello List,
I am using Solaris 10, apache 2.0.55 and openssl 0.9.7i to compile apache with
mod_ssl and mod_so using the following commands
./configure --prefix=/path/to/apache --with-ssl=/opt/web/ssl097i --enable-ss
l --enable-rewrite --enable-so
The compilation/install proccess was fine. After
Hello all,
I tried to compile apache2.0.55 with mod_ssl using openssl0.9.7.i on a solaris
10 platform.
I used the following things to configure: ./configure --prefix=/path/to/apache
--with-ssl=/opt/web/ssl097i --enable-ssl --enable-so
Compilation and installation works fine but no ssl module i
Hello Robert,
thank you so much for your help. I looked at access rights, build options...
run
the httpd/openssl in debug modus... and couldn't find the error.
So I compiled/installed everything again with the same options/settings.
It works just fine now.
Best regards
Susan
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Hello,
yes the problem occurs on different clients.
It's the first time I tried to connect to this server through https.
>State whether this problem occurs on more than one
>client, and if this is the first time you've tried
>using SSL from a client to this server before or not.
>
Sorry, I should
Hello list,
I looked at several threads so far but couldn't find the error I make.
I am using apache 2.0.54 with mod_ssl.
When connecting to http://mydomain.com everything works fine. On
https://mydomain.com I am asked to accept the server certificate. After
accepting it the following error mes
Hello Davide,
thank you so much. That solved my problem.
Sue
>Susan Roesner RZ wrote:
>> generates the following error at start, if a virtual host is configured:
>> "[Fri Sep 16 16:51:19 2005] [crit] [Fri Sep 16 16:51:19 2005] file vhost.c,
line
>> 190, assertion
Hello,
I am running apache 2.0.54 on a Solaris 10 with non-global zones environment.
The apache runs on the global zone of Solaris 10 and in non-global zones with
same configuration.
Everything works fine in the global zone but in the non-global zones the apache
generates the following error at
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