[users@httpd] Server replication
I the system administrator for HTTP servers in a higher volume environment. We have three Linux hosts serving the many virtual hosts that make up our sites. The only HTTPD configuration difference between the three servers is the local machine's host name and IP address. I would like to have the HTTPD configuration be identical except for one file with the local settings, then I can just include that file. I would like to avoid having a large "" block if possible. I'm sure other people are in the same situation and I would like to find out what works for you. When I search for answers I get answers to running multiple sites on a host and multiple instances of Apache HTTPD on a single host, neither of theses are my problem obviously. Darryl Baker Sr. System Administrator Distributed Application Platform Services (DAPS) Project Management Office and Enabling Technologies (PMOET) Northwestern | Information Technology (Formerly NUIT) 1800 Sherman Ave., Suite 600 Evanston, IL 60201-3715 (847) 467-6674 www.it.northwestern.edu
Re: [users@httpd] Server replication
A configuration management tool (like Puppet, for example) may be a better fit for what you are looking for. I have implemented this solution at a state university - email me off the list if you want specifics. That said, can you be more specific about what you are trying to do? Are you trying to include a different file depending on the hostname of the machine? Can you always have that config file named local.conf (or similar) and include it everywhere else? Alternatively, you might be able to pass the name you want on the startup command (-D) and use it in the config - http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/core.html#define. - Y On Sun, Apr 17, 2016 at 3:09 PM, Darryl Philip Baker < darryl.ba...@northwestern.edu> wrote: > I the system administrator for HTTP servers in a higher volume > environment. We have three Linux hosts serving the many virtual hosts that > make up our sites. The only HTTPD configuration difference between the > three servers is the local machine's host name and IP address. I would like > to have the HTTPD configuration be identical except for one file with the > local settings, then I can just include that file. I would like to avoid > having a large "" block if possible. I'm sure other > people are in the same situation and I would like to find out what works > for you. > > > When I search for answers I get answers to running multiple sites on a > host and multiple instances of Apache HTTPD on a single host, neither of > theses are my problem obviously. > > > *Darryl Baker* > *Sr. System Administrator* > Distributed Application Platform Services (DAPS) > Project Management Office and Enabling Technologies (PMOET) > *Northwestern* | Information Technology (Formerly NUIT) > 1800 Sherman Ave., Suite 600 > Evanston, IL 60201-3715 > *(847) 467-6674 <%28847%29%20467-6674>* > www.it.northwestern.edu >
[users@httpd] Re: Server replication
Hi, If you are running on 2.4.x, have a look at mod_macro. Best regards, CJ Le 17/04/2016 21:09, Darryl Philip Baker a écrit : I the system administrator for HTTP servers in a higher volume environment. We have three Linux hosts serving the many virtual hosts that make up our sites. The only HTTPD configuration difference between the three servers is the local machine's host name and IP address. I would like to have the HTTPD configuration be identical except for one file with the local settings, then I can just include that file. I would like to avoid having a large "" block if possible. I'm sure other people are in the same situation and I would like to find out what works for you. When I search for answers I get answers to running multiple sites on a host and multiple instances of Apache HTTPD on a single host, neither of theses are my problem obviously. *Darryl Baker* *Sr. System Administrator* Distributed Application Platform Services (DAPS) Project Management Office and Enabling Technologies (PMOET) *Northwestern* | Information Technology (Formerly NUIT) 1800 Sherman Ave., Suite 600 Evanston, IL 60201-3715 *(847) 467-6674* www.it.northwestern.edu
[users@httpd] Configuration H20 server with Apache httpd in linux
Greetings! H20 runs on some range of port numbers (54321 to 54341) and different IP address, all those IP address are firewall restricted to the users, If I can configure the H20 with Apache httpd, then users can access the H20 through Apache httpd 80 port. Can anyone suggest me the how to configure H20 server with Apache httpd in linux. Thanks. Regards, Satya. Disclaimer: This communication (including any accompanying documents) is confidential and privileged. It is for the exclusive use of the addressee. If you are not the addressee please note that any distribution, copying or use of this communication or the information in it is prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please destroy it and contact us at secur...@intraedge.com immediately. Any communication made by email is not secured and does not constitute an offer or acceptance and does not constitute as a binding or legal contract. Email communications are of ephemeral nature. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@httpd.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@httpd.apache.org
[users@httpd] Apache keeping open deleted files
Hi, While reviewing filesystem usage we noticed lots of deleted files still open by Apache, as reported by lsof. Some example lines are below. Can anyone advise why Apache is keeping these files open, and if there's anything we can do about it? I have verified that the process numbers listed are still existing processes. The server is running Apache 2.4.7-1ubuntu4.8 on Ubuntu 14.04 server, 64bit. Thank you in advance. /usr/sbin 13262 root 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 13262 root 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22671 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22671 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22672 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22672 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22673 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22673 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22674 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22674 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) -- David Cunningham, Voisonics http://voisonics.com/ USA: +1 213 221 1092 UK: +44 (0) 20 3298 1642 Australia: +61 (0) 2 8063 9019
[users@httpd] Apache and Javascript
Hi All. Is there anything special that needs done to Apache to get it to serve javascript?
Re: [users@httpd] Apache keeping open deleted files
Hello David, It is a normal practice in Linux to delete temporary files immediately after creating them. These files will still work for the process that keeps them open, and will automatically disappear as soon as the process ends. I typed lsof /run/lock on a couple of my Ubuntu machines with Apache installed, and the output was similar to yours. -- With Best Regards, Marat Khalili On 18/04/16 08:25, David Cunningham wrote: Hi, While reviewing filesystem usage we noticed lots of deleted files still open by Apache, as reported by lsof. Some example lines are below. Can anyone advise why Apache is keeping these files open, and if there's anything we can do about it? I have verified that the process numbers listed are still existing processes. The server is running Apache 2.4.7-1ubuntu4.8 on Ubuntu 14.04 server, 64bit. Thank you in advance. /usr/sbin 13262 root 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 13262 root 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22671 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22671 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22672 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22672 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22673 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22673 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22674 apacheuser 23w REG 0,19 0 110619773 /run/lock/apache2/rewrite-map.13262 (deleted) /usr/sbin 22669 22674 apacheuser 24w REG 0,19 0 105844737 /run/lock/apache2/ssl-cache.13261 (deleted) -- David Cunningham, Voisonics http://voisonics.com/ USA: +1 213 221 1092 UK: +44 (0) 20 3298 1642 Australia: +61 (0) 2 8063 9019
