J. Greenlees wrote:
[...]
1) maybe not the problem, but you have (at least) 3 times this section :
All these directives overlap one another, so it's rather difficult to
figure out what is going on.
2) you define your VirtualHost sections in the main http.conf file.
That is ok, but then you also
André Warnier wrote:
> J. Greenlees wrote:
> [...]
> As slightly off-topic, I would like to add a note :
>
> Because of the way in which VirtualHosts work, with the first-defined
> VHost being the one handling all requests which somehow are "wrong",
> it is often difficult to sort out where such pr
J. Greenlees wrote:
[...]
As slightly off-topic, I would like to add a note :
Because of the way in which VirtualHosts work, with the first-defined
VHost being the one handling all requests which somehow are "wrong", it
is often difficult to sort out where such problems are coming from.
To avoi
J. Greenlees wrote:
Running Apache 2.2.8 [ Mandriva 2008.1 default build with php5, mod_perl
and mod_python over base install ]
I set up 3 vhosts, using name based vhosts.
all 3 work but the 3rd one has a response time of over 5 minutes. This
is just loading a basic html page, so the php, perl an
Running Apache 2.2.8 [ Mandriva 2008.1 default build with php5, mod_perl
and mod_python over base install ]
I set up 3 vhosts, using name based vhosts.
all 3 work but the 3rd one has a response time of over 5 minutes. This
is just loading a basic html page, so the php, perl and python support
shoul
