[EMAIL PROTECTED] different ways to set Apache config

I though I saw some where that it is possible to have configuration for multiple apache servers in one physical file. Where did I see that and how does it work? - The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache 2.2.3 prefork mpm mod_proxy_ajp

Can anyone tell me which error code would show up when an like the one mentioned in this thread occurs? Would it be 502, or 504? Or something different? Thanks, Chris. Chris Huisman wrote: So has nobody else experienced the same problem? Is this a bug? Should I provide more information?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] help needed with reverse proxies setup

I am working on setting up apache as a reverse proxy for a kiosk system I am developing. I know I have the basics working, it is on port 80 and the web site is on 8042, when I serf to port 80, I get the web site. The problem is that it does not look like anything is getting saved to the hard dri

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess files on a Mac

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess files on a Mac

Can anyone tell me the steps I need to follow to enable .htaccess files with mod-rewrite rules on a Mac? I asked the question earlier, referencing MAMP. However, I discovered that reconfiguring things to accommodate MAMP's Apache version is way over my head. Apparently, some MAMP users just stic

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dual Apache Installations on a Mac

Thanks. I'm thinking of actually sticking with the default Apache installation. It appears to be much simpler than reconfiguring to accommodate MAMP's version. - Original Message From: Andre-John Mas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: users@httpd.apache.org Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 5:24:04 PM S

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dual Apache Installations on a Mac

On 25-Mar-07, at 08:04 , David Blomstrom wrote: I've just discovered that the httpd.conf file I modified to enable virtual hosts is not the same as the httpd.conf file in my newer MAMP installation. In other words, my MacBook Pro is apparently running off the original Apache installation, n

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Frontpage 2002 5.0.2.4803 for Linux

Anyone have the fp50.linux.tar.gz distibution that has FP 2002 extensions v5.0.2.4803 in it? I have the FreeBSD version but I need the Linux version. I can find the v5.0.2.2634 in several places on the web (including MS) but not the last patched version that has the security fixes. Unfortunatly MS

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dual Apache Installations on a Mac

I have a follow up question... If I can access phpMyAdmin at http://localhost:/MAMP/frame.php?src=%2FphpMyAdmin%2F%3Flang%3Den-iso-8859-1&language=English, does that PROVE that at least one version of Apache is running, or is it possible to view that page in a browser even without a server?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Dual Apache Installations on a Mac

I've just discovered that the httpd.conf file I modified to enable virtual hosts is not the same as the httpd.conf file in my newer MAMP installation. In other words, my MacBook Pro is apparently running off the original Apache installation, not the Apache that came with the MAMP package; I assu

[EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess files on a Mac + MAMP

Are there any MAMP users on this list who can tell me what I need to do to make .htaccess files work on a Mac? I recently copied my databases from my PC to a Mac. I had a hard time getting things to work, so I installed a preconfigured package called MAMP. I finally figured out how to set up vi