Torsten Foertsch wrote:
Hi Nick,
On Tuesday 24 July 2007 20:10, Nick Kew wrote:
If necessary, read some of the ApacheCon papers from power-users
describing getting 10 concurrent connections.
Can you provide any more direct pointers to the papers you refer?
Torsten
don't know if this
hi Joshua,
thanks for the quick reply
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 12/9/06, allan juul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
how can one determine if a certain request is actually served from the
cache and not the backend from where it originally came from ?
Check the Age HTTP response header. If the
hello,
[win2003 / apache 2.2]
using mod_disk_cache and mod_rewrite we are trying to cache responses
with rarely updated but dynamic content served from a heavy loaded backend.
how can one determine if a certain request is actually served from the
cache and not the backend from where it
Don Thaler wrote:
This maybe a duplicate post, but I'd rather be safe than sorryDoes anyone
now what if any changes have to be made to get iis and apache to co-exist on
the same server. I've been told that a particular web application won't run
because i have apache and iis on the same ser
PKarthick wrote:
Hi all,
I need to have separate log files on daily basis...for every 24 hours new log
file should be created...
When I am trying to rotate the log file (access.log) in Apache using
rotatelogs.exe,I could not start the apache service...I also tried using
mod_log_rotate.so, i co
hello
this is off-topic, so please respond off list ...
we are in a situation where we need to integrate a number of external
sites into our portal.
currently this integration is done via a normal apache2.2 reverse proxy.
now it's getting particularly on my nerves that every time we integrat
ite rule on the receiving server to bring it back to the
original request.
You probably want something like mod_perl or php to handle this most
effectively
(i.e. for doing something with the IP addy, etc. )
Boysenberry
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On Jan 30, 2006, a
hello,
we have on the same machine an apache2 in front (80) of a backend web
server (8000) in a reverse proxy set up. the backend sees the proxied
requests from the apache as coming from localhost.
we are in a situation were we need the backend to see the request coming
from anything but localhos
Joshua Kogut wrote:
Hey guys, here's an analogy concerning Php and MP. You can go to a store,
and you have $100 US to buy something to help you hammer nails. The logical
choice is that you should buy a hammer right? It does what you need it to,
and the shallow learning curve is nice. But, on the
Manuel Blechschmidt wrote:
Hello List,
I just wrote a little script which should check URLs from the databse if
they are correct.
That works fine. But I wasn't able to tell the script to run with other
environment variables.
The Perl that I use is a custom build of a software system that we us
Walter, Oliver (BR/ICA5) wrote:
i am no expert, but maybe you could post a snippet of your ssl.conf ?
on windows we experimented a lot with the ssl caching schemes which had
a great influence on ssl performance. also the keepalive setting is
important
have you actually measured/debugged ssl-
Guenther, Christian wrote:
Hi Allan,
thanks for your reply.
I'd like to take the chance and clarify two points, just to make sure.
you said:
the backend *code* has a access to the client certificate.
is it your backend *webserver* or is it your backend *code* that is
handling the validation o
If I get that right your solution would provide the client certificate
to the backend server in the form of a header variable. Is that
correct?
yes, that's correct
Therefor the client certificate would not be available as part of a
normal, standard conform SSL handshake but be essentially be c
Yefym Dmukh wrote:
Hi ,
try
ErrorDocument errorcode error.html
can anyone come up with a receipe for "error"-handling the case if a
user decides to cancel a client certificate dialog ?
well, i have tried using 403 :
ErrorDocument 403 "message"
that didn't work (at least in firefo
Guenther, Christian wrote:
Hi List,
I have an application server in an internal DMZ for which I use an Apache2 as a
reverse proxy. The overall communication works flawlessly. Clients connect to
the Apache and it passes the communication requests through to my internal
application server - by
André Malo wrote:
* allan juul wrote:
does anyone know the limitations specs for environment variables,
specifically when used via mod_rewrite prg ?
Yes. The read buffer for prg: is limited to 2K. This limitation has been
removed in 2.1/2.2.
nd
ok thanks, i assume there is a reason
hello,
does anyone know the limitations specs for environment variables,
specifically when used via mod_rewrite prg ?
i am able to hardcode a variable with a value of more than 2048 bytes
# this will work
RewriteRule ^/(.*) - [E=VAR_1:long_string_more_than_2048]
RequestHeader set REQ_TEST_1 %
hello,
i'm in doubt whether to use a perl cgi script or a perl program via
mod_rewrite because of performance.
the actual processing is handling a client certificate and some xml and
returning a base64-encoded string. processing takes less than a second
but let's say it takes exactly one sec
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
André Malo wrote:
* William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
And since RewriteMap prg: is borked on Win32, I've had plans to jump
in and tweak.
Is it? What's broken? Last time I've checked, it worked ;-)
If the prg: target is a binary it works. If the prg: target is no
hello,
is it possible somehow to force a prompt for a client certificate more
than once ?
this will force the prompt once in a browser session
SSLVerifyClient require
but how to force the prompt on every subsequent requests ?
basically im, looking for a way so that I control the prompts (
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