Hello,
I have installed Apache2.2 under the cygwin environment with winXP.
I have configured authorization Basic and am using the directory
auto-indexing
feature(no index.html file in the Documentroot directory).
Then when i try to download files from home everything is ok , with
Firefox1.5
Thanks very much Joshua. That did the trick. I wasn't sure if it was just
a case of having to add an exclusion from reverse proxying or if the server
status function was more complex than that. I hadn't used this feature
before and find it very helpful.
Happy holidays!
Steven
thanks Mark, I hadn't heard of Jinzora, I'll probably end up installing that.
Mark Lavi wrote:
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> I would suggest that you're looking in the wrong place to control the
> user experience to your liking.
>
> BTW: you can use the context menu in a web browser when you click on a
> link to open i
forgot to mention:
the above solution works the other way round: authentication is done
by tomcat, which then passes a cookie. the cookie is stored in a
mysql-db which is read by mod_auth_cookie_mysql. if there's a valid
entry, authorization for apache is granted by mod_auth_cookie_mysql.
cheers
take a look at mod_auth_cookie_mysql2 (assuming you're using apache2):
http://home.digithi.de/digithi/dev/mod_auth_cookie_mysql/
cheers
Greg
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I would suggest that you're looking in the wrong place to control the
user experience to your liking.
BTW: you can use the context menu in a web browser when you click on a
link to open in a new tab, window, etc.
Rather than figure out how to adjust the basic directory indexing Apache
comes with,
I found instructions on the software support site I'm trying to get working
which shows how to get mod_status enabled, but now I can't even 'make'
apache. I am using these instructions I found long ago for installing Apache
and PHP and it has always worked. In fact, it worked a month ago when I
ins
Hello all,
I have recently installed apache on an OpenBSD system and have successfully
gotten all my media on there. It's great except I would really like for
when someone clicks on an .mp3 to have it redirect it to a seperate frame.
Therefore, they could click on a song and it would play in a
As a workaround for the mod_isapi 500 error bug, we are trying to
replace the 500 error with 200 for the direcotry that handles the isapi apps.
Options +ExecCGI
SetHandler isapi-handler
Header unset 500
Header append 200:ok
Apache 2.2.3 will not start w
Fábio Coelho wrote:
How to debug ldap searches?
Turn logging on in the ldap server and look at the logs
Davide
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When all you have is a Swiss Army Knife, every problem looks like email.
-- Peter da Silva
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The official User-
How to debug ldap searches?
LDAP_Debug on is not recognized by my apche
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by qoelheX
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The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server Project.
See http://httpd.apache.org/userslist.html> for more info.
To
reason is "no acceptable CA list", which may mean, that your
ReverseProxy dosent trust the CA bound at server:443
read
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslproxycacertificatefile
Regards
The certificate file is fine. When I perform a get operation from the
proxy server itse
Hi there,
i've tried that and had no joy, what i am trying now is to have a rewrite
condition based on the first part of the query string.
e.g:
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} =?APPURI(.*)
RewriteRule APPURI=http: APPURI=https: [QSA,L]
However i can't get the rule to kick in for the condition, it
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