On 3/15/07, Tom Donovan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joshua Slive wrote:
> No, Win32DisableAcceptEx makes apache fall back to some less-advanced
> networking routines. This can solve all sorts of problems,
> particularly with buggy network drivers, software firewalls, virus
> checkers and similar.
Tom Donovan wrote:
> Joshua Slive wrote:
>> No, Win32DisableAcceptEx makes apache fall back to some less-advanced
>> networking routines. This can solve all sorts of problems,
>> particularly with buggy network drivers, software firewalls, virus
>> checkers and similar.
>
>
> True - but I thought
Joshua Slive wrote:
No, Win32DisableAcceptEx makes apache fall back to some less-advanced
networking routines. This can solve all sorts of problems,
particularly with buggy network drivers, software firewalls, virus
checkers and similar.
True - but I thought the only accept() vs. AcceptEx() *c
On 3/15/07, Tom Donovan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adding the "Win32DisableAcceptEx" directive (on the top level of the
> apache config file) did the trick. After a restart of the server,
> everything started working just like it should.
It's great that you are up and running, but a little d
Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache on Win2K won't respond
Gareth Howlett wrote:
>> I downloaded and ran the .MSI installer of 2.2.4 on one of my Win2K
>> boxes. I moved IIS over to port 8080 and installed apache on port
80.
>> The installation went off without a hitch - the install l
Gareth Howlett wrote:
>> I downloaded and ran the .MSI installer of 2.2.4 on one of my Win2K
>> boxes. I moved IIS over to port 8080 and installed apache on port 80.
>> The installation went off without a hitch - the install log has no
>> ...
>> The problem is, the server _NEVER_ responds to a si
Hi Matthew & Tom,
It works!
Matthew, I hadn't thought of that but I jumped over the mime-type header
response you were looking for and went straight to ethereal/wireshark...
I could see the entire conversation to the webserver. Every character
of my telnet session was sent and ACKed but after th
Gareth Howlett wrote:
I downloaded and ran the .MSI installer of 2.2.4 on one of my Win2K
boxes. I moved IIS over to port 8080 and installed apache on port 80.
The installation went off without a hitch - the install log has no
...
The problem is, the server _NEVER_ responds to a single get comma
Gareth Howlett wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to the list but a long time user of apache - great piece of
> software. I've never needed this list before but I seem to have run
> into a rather odd problem I can't solve.
>
> I downloaded and ran the .MSI installer of 2.2.4 on one of my Win2K
> boxes. I
Hi,
I'm new to the list but a long time user of apache - great piece of
software. I've never needed this list before but I seem to have run
into a rather odd problem I can't solve.
I downloaded and ran the .MSI installer of 2.2.4 on one of my Win2K
boxes. I moved IIS over to port 8080 and insta
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