MJ & Bob Ampula wrote:
> Attempting to set up a local test server on our new laptop running
> Windows Vista.
There's next to no research yet on how the security context changes
in the many variations of Vista affect the installer.
http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/binaries/win32/TROUBLESHOOTING.ht
Hello;
I have not had experience with this in the past
but I am doing a large project in php and I
need to know what Apache sends the browser
when it is having memory problems. For test
purposes when I have users test the program
I want to be able to get a feel for how much
memory I can expect it
I recall seeing some where, long ago, that apache can be configured to
convert folders into parameters for a script, so that rather then
having say:
getImage.php?id=42
You could have something like:
getimage/42
or maybe it was
getimage/id/42
My final objective is this: I am serving up image
Attempting to set up a local test server on our new laptop running Windows
Vista.
Get the following error messages during the load process of Apache Ver.
2.2.4:
"Failed to open Winnt service mgr"
"No installed service named "Apache2""
Following is what appears in the error
I just compiled and installed from source 2.2.4. If it matters, I
basically upgraded my mac to 10.4 server from 10.4 workstation, but
had to do a clean install. So I'm keeping my existing path for everything.
The details are:
Server version: Apache/2.2.4 (Unix)
Server built: Mar 14 2007 13:39
Hi;
I am using Apache's ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse features to deliver
content that actually resides on an IIS server, but now "looks like" it
comes directly from the Apache server. However, I am getting
non-uniform behavior. (Apache 1.3.33 on HP-UX 11.11)
In httpd.conf:
ProxyPass/org/s
Hello Everybody,
May I use mod_proxy with mod_proxy_ftp for reverse proxying to a lan proftpd
server?
Thanks for your help.
Sylvain
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It was thus said that the Great Grant once stated:
> Hello, at what page size does it no longer make sense to use
> mod_deflate would you say?
If mod_deflate uses the same compression as gzip, then the test I just did
on some small files indicates maybe about 100-120 bytes is the break even
poi
On 14/03/07, domi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I'm running a small Apache Webser with SSL (I've built my own CA and I use
self created certificates) for testing-purposes and everything works as
expected. (Apache 2.2.3 and OpenSSL 0.9.8d on SUSE 10.2) But today I
stumbled across the followi
Hello,
I’m running a small Apache Webser with SSL (I’ve built my own CA and I use
self created certificates) for testing-purposes and everything works as
expected. (Apache 2.2.3 and OpenSSL 0.9.8d on SUSE 10.2) But today I
stumbled across the following observation. Please take a look at my
follow
Thanks Vincent,
Checked the error log...
First problem was a .htaccess file with a wrong command in it.
Once I removed the .htaccess file, I had a page can not be displayed
error, when I looked into it I found that it was looking in the wrong
path for the file.
This prompted me to check the v
On 14/03/07, Freddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everyone.
I am wondering if anyone can assist with the following.
On my site, when i do http://www.url.com/directory1 I get an error page,
it states "Error 500: Internal Server Error" which represents an
internal server error or misconfiguration
On 14/03/07, Hiro Protagonist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the directive 'limitrequestbody' to limit the formula-based
file-upload.
I would like to use a selfmade HTML for the error message - this should
work in .htaccess via
I can't find the errorcode for the limitrequestbody-d
- ulimit is a bash variable so it only applies to the current
bash you are working in. I don't now what your startup script looks
like, but try to type that first (ulimit -n 65000) commandline and after
that from the same bash start Apache.
- Do a lsof | wc -l when Apache is run
Hi Everyone.
I am wondering if anyone can assist with the following.
On my site, when i do http://www.url.com/directory1 I get an error page,
it states "Error 500: Internal Server Error" which represents an
internal server error or misconfiguration. (I think misconfiguration is
likely cause!)
On 3/14/07, Jan van den Berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- My platform currently hosts 4381 Vhosts (and counting) this is
of course loadbalanced over multiple servers, for performance and redundancy
issues but they all share the _*SAME*_ Apache binary + config (yes there
is only one on
Thanks Jesse & Tom for your replies. Tom was correct in that it wasn't
liking the backslashes in the path names. Now I've changed them it all
works Cheers!!
Kind Regards
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- My platform currently hosts 4381 Vhosts (and counting) this
is of course loadbalanced over multiple servers, for performance and
redundancy issues but they all share the _SAME_ Apache binary + config
(yes there is only one on a centralized storage).
- Everything from source. I
On 14.03.07 09:46, Liyu,She wrote:
> I replaced the "SetHandler cgi-script" with "AddHandler cgi-script .html"
> And it worked.
> I always thought that if there's only cgi programs in a directory,
> AddHandler and SetHandler would have no difference(There isn't such problem
> using apache on WIN32)
> Dan Wareham wrote:
> >I am trying to set up the follow two directory mappings
> >Within tags of the httpd.conf file I have placed
> >the following ::
> >
> >Alias /Directory1 "H:\ApplicationFiles\Directory1\"
> >
> ...
> >Alias /Directory1 "H:\ApplicationFiles\Directory2\"
> >
On 13.03.07 11:4
Hi,
I'm using the directive 'limitrequestbody' to limit the formula-based
file-upload.
I would like to use a selfmade HTML for the error message - this should
work in .htaccess via
I can't find the errorcode for the limitrequestbody-directive.
Can you help me?
thx
Hiro
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