I think they would complain that they are not certifying the correct
domain (all but one) and some browsers may not accept that.
I think your choices are rather limited when it comes to https.
On Jun 15, 2007, at 9:54 PM, Totte wrote:
Hi,
As I understand, one can't use several ssl certifica
I'm running into a configuration problem with fcgid (I think it's fcgid) and
there just doesn't seem to be the documentation out there that works.
I keep running into a problem where I only generate 5 fcgid process and then I
get errors that the server is too busy to respond. There are only th
OK, at one point in my life I had something working for a very brief period that
looked like https.
Unfortunately after a few days... it stopped. Never got it working again...
So I'm trying to get sane directions working and I'm pretty hosed... apache will
start but https doesn't respond. Thi
Vincent Bray wrote:
On 28/05/07, Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I loaded 'DBDriver pgsql' and other Directives in httpd.conf
and apache2ctl immediately complained that there was no such thing
understood.
I checked to see that the module was loaded, it was.
You n
I tried to set up this module with posgresql as my SQL database.
I loaded 'DBDriver pgsql' and other Directives in httpd.conf
and apache2ctl immediately complained that there was no such thing
understood.
I checked to see that the module was loaded, it was.
Since this appears to be "step #1"
Eric Covener wrote:
On 6/4/06, Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
An example of this is under FastCgiConfig, there is no auto-update
that is
recognized.
I assumed that using a directive like
AutoUpdate
would do it, but it didn't. At least it isn't treated like a
I need a little help understanding how to configure my fastCGI.
I am moving some perl applications from CGI to FastCGI.
But there is no %ENV variable available in my FastCGI scripts.
Can not find much on the configuration or directives on fastcgi. There are
directives in the apache2 documenta
I have a home grown web server that has some virtual hosting on it.
One host is only static content.
One host has a few CGI scripts.
One host has ~80% HTML::Mason driven pages (working on 100%)
One host hopes to include Ruby driven pages.
Because of the variations, I'm considering NOT using all
Tom Allison wrote:
I've been "fiddling" with some of the more advanced features of HTTP, or
at least trying.
Glad to know what kind of mailing list this is...
I'll save my questions for someone else, thank you.
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I've been "fiddling" with some of the more advanced features of HTTP, or at
least trying.
I have the apache horse book from O'Reilly.
I am pretty certain I need to find something more basic than this.
I guess what I need is something that can give me a better understanding of just
what HTTP is
Perhaps I'm a purist, but is there something I can do to stop throwing an error
for missing favicon.ico files?
Besides making a favicon.ico file
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The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server Project.
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ludi wrote:
Are you sure the server received the requests?
Yes I am.
Interestingly I think I've solved the problem
Not sure how though.
Is there a difference between doing an 'apachectl restart' and 'apachectl stop;
apachectl start'? Somewhere in the restarts over the last two days (man
I've put most of my http config file at the bottom of this email.
The set up is:
I'm running in a DMZ.
I used to have only one domain name (tacocat.net) and am trying to change
this to vhost several more (start with two).
the domain names do resolve on the internet to the routers external IP
addre
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