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Changes since 1.17:
fix a bug in A-T config generation, when a vhost entry was in
autogenerated httpd.conf
Upgrading to a newer version of mod_perl solved my problem.
Thank you for the help.
Kurt
On Wed, 2004-12-22 at 19:05 -0500, Stas Bekman wrote:
> Kurt Newman wrote:
> > I've recently converted from Apache 1.3.x to Apache 2.0/mod_perl 1.99 on
> > RedHat 9.
>
> Kurt, there is no mp1.99. There is 1
Markus Wichitill wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Markus Wichitill wrote:
There's also the metux MPM project which was meant to replace the
perchild MPM, but that project seems to be mostly dead, too.
No fear, there is Metux MPM http://www.metux.de/mpm/en/ which should
do the same and better. I haven't
Stas Bekman wrote:
Markus Wichitill wrote:
There's also the metux MPM project
which was meant to replace the perchild MPM, but that project seems to
be mostly dead, too.
No fear, there is Metux MPM http://www.metux.de/mpm/en/ which should do
the same and better. I haven't tried it myself, but it
Nick *** wrote:
Let's assume that I have a web server with 50 virtual hosts. This web server is apache2 running as
user nobody and has php installed. I've set php's OPEN_BASEDIR option for every VHost, so I can
restrict the users' IO access outside their directories. Now I want to install MP2 on
Markus Wichitill wrote:
Nick *** wrote:
Let's assume that I have a web server with 50 virtual hosts. This web
server is apache2 running as user nobody and has php installed. I've
set php's OPEN_BASEDIR option for every VHost, so I can restrict the
users' IO access outside their directories. Now
Nick *** wrote:
Let's assume that I have a web server with 50 virtual hosts. This web server is apache2 running as user nobody and has php installed. I've set php's OPEN_BASEDIR option for every VHost, so I can restrict the users' IO access outside their directories. Now I want to install MP2 on th
Let's assume that I have a web server with 50 virtual hosts. This web server is
apache2 running as user nobody and has php installed. I've set php's
OPEN_BASEDIR option for every VHost, so I can restrict the users' IO access
outside their directories. Now I want to install MP2 on the same server
Kurt Newman wrote:
Sorry about that. I thought the '_xx' part of the version was some
RedHat specific thing. I'm currently using 1.99_07-dev that's supplied
with the RedHat 9 distribution.
Unfortunately, that one is years out of date now. Upgrading will very
likely fix your problem, and upgradi
Sorry about that. I thought the '_xx' part of the version was some
RedHat specific thing. I'm currently using 1.99_07-dev that's supplied
with the RedHat 9 distribution.
Upgrading to the latest mod_perl (v1.99_18) will be a task that I'll hit
up today since this involves me recompiling apache us
The current timeout period of the Apache 2.0.40 web server is 300
seconds (which I believe is the default). Increasing it to 600 has not
helped.
On Wed, 2004-12-22 at 16:23 -0800, Jay Scherrer wrote:
> What would happen if you extended the time out period of the server?
>
> Jay Scherrer
signa
Nicholas Studt wrote:
> Using mod_perl 1.99_RC1 path_info seems to return the wrong path
> information when used with nested locations.
>
> Location1 /my/location
> Location2 /my/location/nested
>
> When the second location is reached path_info reports as though it only
> knows about the first
Using mod_perl 1.99_RC1 path_info seems to return the wrong path
information when used with nested locations.
Location1 /my/location
Location2 /my/location/nested
When the second location is reached path_info reports as though it only
knows about the first location. For example,
if /my/location
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