This sounds like the solution until the new "real pipes" solution is
implemented. Thank you all.
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 02:59 PM Sander Temme wrote:
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>On Jul 8, 2009, at 11:09 AM, Philip J Dicke wrote:
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>> Windows does not seem to have the "apachectl graceful" command that
>> unix does.
>> T
On Jul 8, 2009, at 11:09 AM, Philip J Dicke wrote:
Windows does not seem to have the "apachectl graceful" command that
unix does.
The only solution that I see is to run apache, where it writes
straight to a
log file, write a script that shuts down httpd, moves the log file
and restarts
ht
Philip J Dicke wrote:
>> Ok; please explain how the process initially has rights to invoke cmd.exe
>> and how these were subtracted after initialization?
> Well it works now b/c the webserver user has access to the cmd.exe. Security
> review revealed that access needs to be removed.
Ok; that's no
Philip J Dicke wrote:
> I currently have httpd running as a windows service, logging on as a
> restricted
> user called "webserver". That account is very restricted in the folders that
> it can read/execute. In order to follow the security policy, the webserver
> account needs to be configured s
Apache 2.2.11
Windows Server 2003 R2 x64
Hello all,
I've searched the archives and only found confirmation of what my problem is,
but no solutions. I am trying to configure apache httpd in such a way that
logs are rotated on a daily basis, and the server is not shut down when doing
so. Currently
