>
> How I must make to be able to share a directory for
> windows?
>
>
In what regards do you want to share a directory?? Are you looking to have one
person
control the directory, and others to be able to post to the directorY?
How I must make to be able to
share a directory for windows?
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Scania Infomate
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Vincent Blondel wrote:
You are right and this is exactly what I would like to have. So if I understand
you, it is impossible to ask apache to
behave, in forward configurations, as some web browsers (like firefox) during
ftp connections or in other words to
transform the ftp output in a nice htm
You are right and this is exactly what I would like to have. So if I understand
you, it is impossible to ask apache to
behave, in forward configurations, as some web browsers (like firefox) during
ftp connections or in other words to
transform the ftp output in a nice html page.
Thanks a lot fo
On 5/4/06, Vincent Blondel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joshua,
Below you can find my httpd.conf. As I explained it, my clients connect
to this config running on port 7000 and this is working fine.
Concerning eventual errors, I don't get any error with it, except that
when I try to access any ftp
Joshua,
Below you can find my httpd.conf. As I explained it, my clients connect
to this config running on port 7000 and this is working fine.
Concerning eventual errors, I don't get any error with it, except that
when I try to access any ftp site ( example ftp://ftp.belnet.be/ ) I get
this result
On 5/3/06, Vincent Blondel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
I am using apache 1.3.x as a forward server for the internet access from my
lan. This is all working fine except I get
something strange by ftp sites.
In fact I get well the result but I only receive simple html output without
Hello all,
I am using apache 1.3.x as a forward server for the internet access from my
lan. This is all working fine except I get
something strange by ftp sites.
In fact I get well the result but I only receive simple html output without
usual icons, those ones located in
apache_root/icons/. A
April 05, 2006 9:24 PM
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ftp proxying
Hi,
just wanne kown if the "mod_proxy_ftp" is a plain cern-proxy or if there's
a
possibility to use the apache as a reverse proxy for FTP?!
(may in combination with some mod_ftp or so)
Th
Hi,
just wanne kown if the "mod_proxy_ftp" is a plain cern-proxy or if there's a
possibility to use the apache as a reverse proxy for FTP?!
(may in combination with some mod_ftp or so)
Thanks,
kind regards
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yes thats was the reason , Thanks a lot
Isha
On 11/30/05, Boyle Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Plain text please...Look in the error log to see why access is being denied. Most likely you do not have an Allow directive for the directory that the URL leads to...
Rgds,Owen BoyleDisclaimer: Any di
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Sent: Mittwoch, 30. November 2005 07:41
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ftp on Reverse Proxy
Hi Reverse Proxy Users,
I Have a FTP server behind Reverse proxy . And If I tried to access the ftp
server as https://rev.proxy/ftp ( where ftp is the
Hi Reverse Proxy Users,
I Have a FTP server behind Reverse proxy . And If I tried to access the ftp server as https://rev.proxy/ftp ( where ftp is the alias for my ftp server which is behind the rev. proxy server ) getting error as
ForbiddenYou don't have permission to access /ftp on this se
quot; user to be able to start
zope, therefore it can not access ports below 1024.
Any more ideas?
Robert
Dunx
-Original Message-
From: robert rottermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 13 October 2005 7:38 am
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] FTP w
t; To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] FTP with apache
>
> Hi there,
> I would like to use apache to redirect ftp access to some other port.
>
> I am using zope which has a ftp server at port 8021. I would
> therefor serveve all ftp access to this port.
>
>
Hi there,
I would like to use apache to redirect ftp access to some other port.
I am using zope which has a ftp server at port 8021. I would therefor
serveve all ftp access to this port.
How can I do that?
thanks
Robert
-
Th
Hi Davide,
thans for answer,
> OR you make /var/www/ the home dir of the user
> OR you configure /home/ as the docroot of the virtualhost.
in both cases a unix home dir of user1
(either /var/www/web.site1.com/ or /home/user1/) is a home dir
of user1 and dir contains also personal data
Peter Nimda wrote:
> So, every virtual host gets its corresponding user responsible for
> content. Definitely not 1 same user for all virtual hosts.
I think that it's what you want.
> Does it imply, that I have to move content of virtual hosts from
> /var/www/ -- as it is by default in Fedore
Hi Davide,
thanks for your reply! Before asking about details I'd like to
remove possible ambiguity:
- every virtual host should be associated with ITS OWN one user.
So, every virtual host gets its corresponding user responsible for
content. Definitely not 1 same user for all virtual hosts.
No
Peter Nimda wrote:
> Needed very much:
>
> - provide access to every virtual host content via ftp.
> - every virtual host should be associated with one user.
>
> So, what is the Right Way to do this?
Assign the DocRoot of every virtual host as homedir of one user,
configure your ftp server to ch
Hi all,
Given:
- Fedora Core 4 SELinux
- apache2
- several name-based virtual hosts
- vsftpd
Needed very much:
- provide access to every virtual host content via ftp.
- every virtual host should be associated with one user.
So, what is the Right Way to do this?
Yes, it sounds like FAQ, but i
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