There is no built-in way to handle this. You would need to list every
domain name as a server alias for HTTPD to select the correct certificate.
You could look at mod_macro so you don't need to rewrite the same
configuration multiple times or a configuration management tool like
Puppet/Chef/etc tha
I am trying to configure a server that has the singular purpose of
redirecting https://anyhost.com to https://www.anyhost.com. Without SSL,
this is trivial: create a single configuration that uses Rewrite to redirect
to www.{%HOST}.
Bringing SSL into it complicates things however. We'll be doin
On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 12:48 PM Hemant Chaudhary
wrote:
>
> Actually it is setting sock->timeout to 0 in writev_nonblocking() in
> core_filters.c.
> arv = apr_socket_timeout_set(s, 0);
>
> Why does the default timeout is changed and set to 0 ??
Because writev_nonblocking() is really non-blocki
The documentation states that you can use an executable to return the
password. Since the password is read on server startup, you could make
that script owned by root and give it rx permissions for root only. That
should make sure no one (except root) can read your password.
https://httpd.apache
There are a plain password store in mod_ldap. Is there any way to encrypt the
password?
Like: AuthLDAPBindPassword password
Thanks and Regards,
Rajendra Rathore
9922701491
Hi All,
Actually it is setting sock->timeout to 0 in writev_nonblocking() in
core_filters.c.
arv = apr_socket_timeout_set(s, 0);
Why does the default timeout is changed and set to 0 ??
Thanks
Hemant
On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 4:03 PM Hemant Chaudhary <
hemantdude.chaudh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
Hi All,
I am using proxy_http to proxy my request to tomcat from apache. But in
non-blocking call it is not working properly(timeout issue). I am using the
default timeout i:e 60 sec.
When writev returns -1 with errorno==4101, it should wait and then again
try for write.
while ((rv == -1) && (err
