tc class span between interfaces

2001-10-19 Thread Jakub Ambro¿ewicz
Hi In simple setup you have two interfaces - one external and one internal that spreads traffic for internal networks. But what if theres more than one internal iface and i want them to borrow bandwidth from each other? Is it possible? Each of my tests with tc showed that interface is always bou

htaccess being ignored in DirectoryMatch and Directory ~

2002-02-20 Thread Jakub Ambro¿ewicz
Hello I have a problem with apache from potato (i dont know if newer version also). When i try do set AllowOverride for directories using regexp's or they are just beeing ignored. So, the question is how to enable htaccess files for users? I found that Sheldon Hearn had similiar problem: it

Re: htaccess being ignored in DirectoryMatch and Directory ~

2002-02-20 Thread Jakub Ambro¿ewicz
> I've also found some unexpected behaviour using but haven't > got enough time to narrow the problem. > > But I think that such expression works: > > > (note .* instead of *) Above does not work. > or just: > Simple things are always toughest to think out :-) Thanks very much JA -- To UNS

tc class span between interfaces

2001-10-19 Thread Jakub Ambro¿ewicz
Hi In simple setup you have two interfaces - one external and one internal that spreads traffic for internal networks. But what if theres more than one internal iface and i want them to borrow bandwidth from each other? Is it possible? Each of my tests with tc showed that interface is always boun

htaccess being ignored in DirectoryMatch and Directory ~

2002-02-20 Thread Jakub Ambro¿ewicz
Hello I have a problem with apache from potato (i dont know if newer version also). When i try do set AllowOverride for directories using regexp's or they are just beeing ignored. So, the question is how to enable htaccess files for users? I found that Sheldon Hearn had similiar problem: it w

Re: htaccess being ignored in DirectoryMatch and Directory ~

2002-02-20 Thread Jakub Ambro¿ewicz
> I've also found some unexpected behaviour using but haven't > got enough time to narrow the problem. > > But I think that such expression works: > > > (note .* instead of *) Above does not work. > or just: > Simple things are always toughest to think out :-) Thanks very much JA