// It is not a stable version and the internals are changing way too much
// and too fast :).
Comments like this won't give most Apache evangelists/patrons the warm
fuzzies... When you make claims as strong as this, please follow them up
with statements that assert credibility (eg. "Hello I'm R
Use the tag no_cache. Should be commented in the default squid.conf
file. Make an acl containg the destinations you don't want to
cache. Add in the line "nocache deny ACL_NAME", rebuild the squid
cache, and restart squid.
- Sandip
On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 10:50:30AM +0530, Jasmeet S. Virdi spok
Sapan J . Bhatia wrote:
> // It is not a stable version and the internals are changing way too much
> // and too fast :).
>
> Comments like this won't give most Apache evangelists/patrons the warm
> fuzzies... When you make claims as strong as this, please follow them up
> with statements that
i am using redhat 7.1, openssh-3.1p1-1the ssh client i am using is secureCRT which supports port forwardingmysql client - myAdmin 1.0.1.0
.. i want to enable port forwarding lets say of mysql... i have set AllowTcpForwarding yes in sshd_config.. ...in mysql user table i have set Hosts to be
Please check
www.redhat.com/support/resources/tips/i810.html. You
may also see i810-HOWTO which are available at many
sites ( you just have to fire your search engine ).
But I think you will require a kernel-upgrade as also
upgrades of XFree86 drivers. In case system upgrade
does not mean a major
// I am not sure what the term General Availability means
This should help:
Mail from Greg Stein (chairman ASF), officially releaseing Apache 2.0
for *production environments*. This was sent to Apache week and announced on
all Apache mailing lists...
Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2002 18:07:04 -0800
Fro
hi
i m trying to get value of a environment var in C and php which was set in shell
script
#test.sh
MAILVAR="TEST MAIL VAULE"
/*test.c*/
int main()
{
char *email;
email=getenv("MAILVAR");
printf("%s",email);
}
i m getting NULL output in both programs
pls advise
---
Manish Kumar A
Sapan J . Bhatia wrote:
> The HTTPD Project signed off today on the 2.0.35 release, and recommends it
> for use on production websites. 2.0.35 is now considered our best release
> and should be used in preference to all older versions (including the 1.3
> series).
Ok I accept it maybe it is rea
I have problem with smbuser authentication with oracle database server.
can I have the configuration of smb.conf for Red Hat 6.2 linux.
I am tired of this SAMBA problem
I have pr
>From: Narsingh Sahu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [ilugd]
> "Mithun" == Mithun Bhattacharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mithun> Sapan J . Bhatia wrote:
>> [snip]
>> APR has also been quite steady for quite some time, so the
>> visible specification is not likely to change hereafter.
>>
>> Which is to say, that I wholehearted
do an EXPORT in the shell script or the environment variable value
won't be available after the shell script terminates.
> MAILVAR="TEST MAIL VAULE"
EXPORT MAILVAR
- Sandip
On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 05:15:44PM +0530, Manish K Arya spoke out thus:
> hi
>i m trying to get value of a environmen
// From alpha to production
// ready in 2 months is something of a miracle I would have to admit
// considering the size of the project.
Well, it wasn't alpha to production, it was alpha to beta to beta to alpha
to beta to alpha to production (skipped 4 betas ther). And the first Alpha
was over
Hi Sandip!
Will this actually work from a shell script? Assuming that Manish was
running it in a subshell, i.e.
#!/bin/sh
export a="boo"
Doesn't "export" export a variable to the environment of the shell within
which it's run? Child processes, of course inherit environment variables,
bu
HI Sandip
#test.sh
MAILVAR="TEST MAIL VAULE"
./test //forgot to tell early :)
"test" is C binary that uses MAILVAR thru getenv()
since scope of MAILVAR is tell end of script so value of MAILVAR should be visible to
"test"
---
Manish Kumar Arya
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002 18:13:42
Sandip Bhattacha
Hi Sapan!
Well, I was expecting the C program to be called from the same shell
script which assigns a value to the shell variable.
This works,
--- test.c ---
int main(int argc,char **argv,char **env)
{
int x=0;
for(;env[x];x++)
printf
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