[EMAIL PROTECTED] Please reply ...Requesting Counting = Round Robin ???

hi, I wanted know if algorithm scheduler "Request Counting" of the mod_proxy is equal "Round Robin" ??? I need know it Thank you Ricardo -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Please-reply-...Requesting-Counting-%3D-Round-Robin-tp20017488p20017488.html Sent from the Apac

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache directory access & Suse AppArmor

On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:55 PM, Yoom Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Eric, > > I got most of what you described but there are still something unclear to me. > If I want the WHOLE directory /images to allow view by the OS (AppArmor) and > deny view via the network by > every other network exc

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache directory access & Suse AppArmor

Eric, I got most of what you described but there are still something unclear to me. If I want the WHOLE directory /images to allow view by the OS (AppArmor) and deny view via the network by every other network except net work 172.10.10.0/255.255.255.0 to read. Only allow network 172.10.10.0/25

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Set proxy

Sebastian Stein wrote: Hi, I have an apache22 running in a corporate LAN. The internet can only be accessed through a http proxy. How do I configure apache that such requests are made through the proxy? Are those settings propagated to all apps running on the apache server like php-based app

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Set proxy

Hi, I have an apache22 running in a corporate LAN. The internet can only be accessed through a http proxy. How do I configure apache that such requests are made through the proxy? Are those settings propagated to all apps running on the apache server like php-based apps? Thanks in advance,

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mod_rewrite(?) for redirect to another URL

On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 2:28 PM, ampo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello. > > I have client who turn to Server1. > Server1 send xmlHTTPRequest Server2 (another domain - "cross domain"). > Server2 should response with XML back to client (through Server1). > Who can I do this to avoide the security

[EMAIL PROTECTED] mod_rewrite(?) for redirect to another URL

Hello. I have client who turn to Server1. Server1 send xmlHTTPRequest Server2 (another domain - "cross domain"). Server2 should response with XML back to client (through Server1). Who can I do this to avoide the security problem? I read the mod_rewrite / documentation but found nothing about it

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Save the DOLLAR

Petition : Save the DOLLAR http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081016021357AAsrnFR&r=w I'm asking the geeks, because the politicians and bankers dont know what the hell they doing... Dont answer here... go to the link. Thanks

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache directory access & Suse AppArmor

On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 8:52 AM, Yoom Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Eric, > > It seems if I enable /srv/www/domainroot/images/* via AppArmor then > I don't even need to declare in Apache configuration > file. Is this true? It's true that making the files unreadable via the OS prevents Apa

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Loading simple HTML page

ampo wrote: > Thank you, it works. > > I have another question about mod_rewrite. Please, first read the documentation about mod_rewrite, that is huge and has a lot of informations, if you can't figure out your problema after that consider sending another mail to the m.l. Davide -- Putting "w

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Loading simple HTML page

Thank you, it works. I have another question about mod_rewrite. is this the right place? should I open new post? Thanks. Davide Bianchi wrote: > > ampo wrote: >> I have a simple HTML page localy on my PC. >> Previously, I used IIS: using virtual directory I browsed to this page >> and >

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Loading simple HTML page

ampo wrote: > I have a simple HTML page localy on my PC. > Previously, I used IIS: using virtual directory I browsed to this page and > it was loaded. > How do I do it with Apache?? Find out where in your disk is the 'html' directory (see the httpd.conf file for the DocumentRoot directive) and put

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Loading simple HTML page

Hello. I have a simple HTML page localy on my PC. Previously, I used IIS: using virtual directory I browsed to this page and it was loaded. How do I do it with Apache?? Apache is already installed and seems working by the "It Works" text. Thank you. -- View this message in context: http://www

[EMAIL PROTECTED] MaxClients

Hi all, I'm using Fedora's apache 2.2.9 with prefork MPM. I'm having trouble geting my maximum allowed clients more than 1024. I have set ServerLimit 2048 MaxClients 2048 But I never see more than 1024 processes of httpd. Soft, hard limit for open files for the apache user is 8192

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How does Apache handle expired server certificate and expired CAroot certificate?

The identity of the certificate might not be verified, but it still does the encryption if the user is prepared to t Make atrust exception. It would not be a good idea to pull off an expired cert without replacing it with a valid one as the reason for the cert is in most cases to force sensitive

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How does Apache handle expired server certificate and expired CA root certificate?

Swapan Gupta wrote: > Hi, > > > > Appreciate if someone could share more info on the following: > > > > Does Apache do any special handling if the installed server certificate > or the CA root certificate has expired? > > > > In my installation, we are seeing that the expired Server cer

[EMAIL PROTECTED] How does Apache handle expired server certificate and expired CA root certificate?

Hi, Appreciate if someone could share more info on the following: Does Apache do any special handling if the installed server certificate or the CA root certificate has expired? In my installation, we are seeing that the expired Server certificate is sent to the client when a resource is acces

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache directory access & Suse AppArmor

Eric said: > > > This should be a physical on-disk directory, not a URL-path or a > directory name under your document root. If there's no literal > directory /images/ in your filesystem, this snippet configuration > never applies. On Wed, 2008-10-15 at 07:52 -0500, Yoom Nguyen wrote: > Eric, >