Interesting situation I have going on here
When running Tomcat 6.0.18 as the webserver I have 2 hosts configured one as
the .com and it is serving from the webapps folder just fine, the other is
serving to a subdomain perfectly. I couldn't be happier in how it is
running.
Here is where it ge
On Sat, 08 Aug 2009 01:59:34 +, Mike -- EMAIL IGNORED wrote:
> On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 20:46:35 -0400, Josh Gooding wrote:
>
>> Mike,
>>
>> If it was up to me, I wouldn't use a Windows based server either,
>> however, what the client bought is what I had to use. KWIM? I can't
>> block DNS on th
On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 20:46:35 -0400, Josh Gooding wrote:
> Mike,
>
> If it was up to me, I wouldn't use a Windows based server either,
> however, what the client bought is what I had to use. KWIM? I can't
> block DNS on this server due to it having a .com tied to it. I looked
> this afternoon and
The subject line summarizes the issue pretty well. Following are the details:
The problem stems, of course, from the new packages I'm building on an
old OS. I don't have much choice in the matter though - these are the
constraints I must operate within.
I want to have two versions of OpenSSL on
Mike,
If it was up to me, I wouldn't use a Windows based server either, however,
what the client bought is what I had to use. KWIM?
I can't block DNS on this server due to it having a .com tied to it. I
looked this afternoon and no dice. I can look into it more in depth on the
httpd site. What
hey all
I have a need to create easy accessible user profiles. basically here are my
only 2 options:
username.mydomain.com
or
mydomain.com/username
for now we where using 2nd option but as result of plain folder creatin we
eneded up with roughly 5000 folders in the root directory an a
On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 14:08:27 -0400, Josh Gooding wrote:
> No, my understanding is login's weren't encrypted unless SSL was used.
>
> Scott, I'm not a sysadmin, but does win2k3 server have something like
> iptables? That MIGHT be a little more helpful, I'll have to research it
> more, however, I
Hi,
I'm not able to download 2.2.12 from any of the download sites. After
selecting the desired msi file, I get a message from the browser that
the link failed. When I select other files and look at the directory
listing for the site, the most recent version on all mirrors is
2.2.11.
I did not se
hello everybody,
this is my first post here :-) I am running an ubuntu server with 8.04
release
.
I am using phpmyadmin to manage my databases - it is more confortable than
the console.
I am not at ease however sending my mysql root password over the internet
and I would like to secure acces
I had an idea... what about putting the domain in the configuration file and
doing a "hard" redirect upon proper authentication? Would this be
feasible? Doable in httpd?
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Josh Gooding wrote:
> No, my understanding is login's weren't encrypted unless SSL was used.
No, my understanding is login's weren't encrypted unless SSL was used.
Scott, I'm not a sysadmin, but does win2k3 server have something like
iptables? That MIGHT be a little more helpful, I'll have to research it
more, however, I still need to figure out how to drop SSL after the login
screen. L
On 08/07/2009 11:27 AM, Mike -- EMAIL IGNORED wrote:
Additionally, I thought sign-in is encrypted even when
SSL is not in use. Is this not true?
That is not true. Sign-in is not encrypted unless you use SSL.
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Dan Poirier
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> Sheryl
> Many thanks for the comprehensive reply and information; I'll look at
> zmanda now (I have looked at using the Amanda backup stuff once already
> and thought it was very good).
>
> Would making a copy of the httpd.conf and conf.d folders be sufficient
> for a good easily "restorable" Apa
On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 08:40:55 -0400, Josh Gooding wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Krist,
>
> Let me give you a little background on what I did (and still doing). I
> created a video training software that is now internet based. Nothing
> inside of the training needs to be across HTTPS, except the
Josh Gooding writes:
[...]
> Run the Login.jsp through SSL, after successful login, drop the SSL. The
> entire session doesn't need encrypted, only the login and password.
Sure, that's possible. The general strategy is to accept the username
and password on a secure connection, and if they
Thanks for the reply Krist,
Let me give you a little background on what I did (and still doing). I
created a video training software that is now internet based. Nothing
inside of the training needs to be across HTTPS, except the login page.
Client's said they would "like" to see it done. Which
HI
It's true !!! My backend hasn't a connection with the browser.
Ricardo
Eric Covener wrote:
>
> On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 8:10 AM, ricardo13 wrote:
>
>> Arrive a request to frontend, so it forwards request to backend. Backend
>> processes the request and returns to client. Don't come back to
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 8:10 AM, ricardo13 wrote:
> Arrive a request to frontend, so it forwards request to backend. Backend
> processes the request and returns to client. Don't come back to frontend.
Sounds like you need a layer 1 load balancer (MAC forwarding) and not
a HTTP proxy, otherwise you
Hi,
I've studied mod_proxy and reverse proxy
I read about how mod_proxy works in web cluster.
I understood that, arrive a request to frontend machine (with mod_proxy and
mod_proxy_balancer installed), so frontend forwards that request to backend.
The backend processes request and returns to fro
Sheryl
Many thanks for the comprehensive reply and information; I'll look at
zmanda now (I have looked at using the Amanda backup stuff once already
and thought it was very good).
Would making a copy of the httpd.conf and conf.d folders be sufficient
for a good easily "restorable" Apache backup?
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