On 02/02/12 22:59, Pete Houston wrote:
On Thu, Feb 02, 2012 at 04:48:42PM +, Tim Watts wrote:
I don't have mod_info installed on 90% of the servers in question,
sadly. It is standard on my new build servers but I have a load of
legacy stuff.
In that case, perhaps something as simp
On 02/02/12 16:31, Pete Houston wrote:
On Thu, Feb 02, 2012 at 04:15:13PM +, Tim Watts wrote:
Kind of like what mod_info gives. Specifically I want a dump of all
the active ServerName and ServerAlias directives.
Haven't you answered your own question there?
lynx --dump
hat I need to automate this on 80+ running servers, so
changing the config is a bit of a non starter.
TIA for any ideas!
Cheers
Tim
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rFile /usr/local/apache/access-file
Thanks for your help Tim.
Ha - that's the sort of stuff I can never see either - don't feel bad...
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lanation and the snippets/* files
are invariant across sites/servers (unless you need different auth
methods or files of course).
Sorry - in a rush, supper cooked - I'll come back later if anything
doesn;t make sense...
Cheers
Tim
- I'm happy to graft, but as long as I
start in the right direction :)
Many thanks,
Tim
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On 09/07/10 11:01, Uma G. Nayak wrote:
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On 09/07/10 09:41, Joost Heer, de wrote:
Specifically, what I'd like to do is to be able to execute one named CGI
(probably under FastCGI) where Apache cannot find an existing target
file (ideally with named extensions like .html but that's not so
important) after URL-path translation phase.
Er
Hi,
Sorry if this has been coverned - tried a few searches on google and
this list's archives to no avail.
I'd like to move my server over to a templating system.
Specifically, what I'd like to do is to be able to execute one named CGI
(probably under FastCGI) where Apache cannot find an exi
On 01/06/10 14:24, Eric Covener wrote:
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 8:34 AM, Tim Watts wrote:
On 01/06/10 13:29, Eric Covener wrote:
I could do it better if there was a "FilesNotMatch" directive or
equivalent.
You can use the zero-width assertions like negative lookahead in PCRE
to cre
On 01/06/10 13:29, Eric Covener wrote:
I could do it better if there was a "FilesNotMatch" directive or equivalent.
You can use the zero-width assertions like negative lookahead in PCRE
to create *Match directives that are conceptually negated.
Ah. Any chance of an example to get me going,
Hi,
Could do with some guru guidance :)
I'd like to only allow certain file extensions to be served without
messing up my other host based allow/deny rules.
Right now I have this in my config:
(included into both :80 and :443 virtualhost sections)
# We will explicitly allow only certain fil
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