We are migrating a WebServer Application from IIS to Apache linux.We are unable
to find equivalent functions in linux to
CHttpFilter::GetFilterVersion(pVer).Also are there any flags in linux apache
SF_NOTIFY_ORDER_LOW?
Thanks
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I have a server with multiple hosts names on one IP address. I have
figured out from all the searches I made that I can do rewrite the
other hosts names to "correct" the address to "www".
ServerName www.example.com:80
ServerName a.example.com:80
Serve
On 5/3/07, Ann Hopkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I have a server with multiple hosts names on one IP address. I have
figured out from all the searches I made that I can do rewrite the
other hosts names to "correct" the address to "www".
ServerName
Thanks again to those who helped me get past my BSOD problem and finally
put Apache to use. Now that I'm using it, I'm wondering if there's some
tool that exists to enhance and restructure the display of information
in Apache's access log? I'd like to view the log with a hostname and
more col
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The "Virtual Host" directive is the only one that takes
"ServerAlias". This actually works in the main configuration file
or a Virtual Host directive.
The Apache documentation implies what I tried to be okay, but
specific website examples from other
Hello folks,
is there a way to schedule apache to restart after some hours ?
Any script out there ?
Thanks
Bashiro
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On 5/3/07, Ann Hopkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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The "Virtual Host" directive is the only one that takes
"ServerAlias". This actually works in the main configuration file
or a Virtual Host directive.
Right, but you still can't have more than one
On 5/3/07, Bashiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello folks,
is there a way to schedule apache to restart after some hours ?
Any script out there ?
What OS?
That would typically be the job of cron (under unix) or the windows
task scheduler on MS-Windows.
Joshua.
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When you install Apache on Windows a script to restart is included on
the Start Menu, check that out.
Bashiro escreveu:
Hello folks,
is there a way to schedule apache to restart after some hours ?
Any script out there ?
Thanks
Bashiro
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Ja the icon in the start menu is just a monitor.
WIndows task cannot restart it to affect apache itself.
But if only I could get hold of the httpd itself, perhaps windows
task could do it.
But how ? I am stuck
Bashiro
--- On Thu 05/03, Marcos R. Cardoso < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
From: Marco
I mean the Start Menu, not the Icon Tray, there you can see the
shortcuts to some necessary actions like "Stop", "Start" and "Restart".
Check the syntax for the "Restart" option (which I can't remember right
now) and schedule that on windows, I use the "Stop" and "Start" once a
week to dispose
Thanks a lot.
i have scheduled it by using the icons in the
start programs as you said.
Thanks a lot
Bashiro
--- On Thu 05/03, Marcos R. Cardoso < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
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To: users@httpd.apache.org
Date: Thu, 03 May 2007 16:16:53 -0300
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This might be a silly question, but why would you want to restart Apache?
Please respond to users@httpd.apache.org
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Thanks a
I want to restart Apache for the same reason why people want to restart any
other program.
For freeing memory ? for dumping memory ? for dumping log file?
for releasing overload, for stability (in order to release hanging files) etc
Bashiro
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Is there a httpd.conf directive or other technique to prevent the
logging of server accesses that originate from the same IP address as
the server itself? I would like to prevent them from being logged
entirely. Can I perhaps use some form of SetEnv to accomplish that?
Mark
On 5/3/07, Mark A. Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a httpd.conf directive or other technique to prevent the
logging of server accesses that originate from the same IP address as
the server itself? I would like to prevent them from being logged
entirely. Can I perhaps use some form of
Bashiro wrote:
I want to restart Apache for the same reason why people want to
restart any other program.
For freeing memory ? for dumping memory ? for dumping log file?
for releasing overload, for stability (in order to release hanging files) etc
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Hello my friends!
I have apache2 and mysql and php. When one user access to thw webpage and
make a query apache2 uses the 98% of cpu
How can i limit the cpu uses ???
Joshua:
Yes, I'd seen that, but my situation is a bit more complicated, since
the server isn't sitting at a static IP, and I wasn't entirely certain
how to do it. Would something like this work?
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr Server_Addr dontlog
CustomLog logs/access.log common env=!dontlog
Mark
I run on UNIX (Sun Solaris 8/9), but Apache only comes down with the box
while doing patches. To rotate log files, we use cronolog (cronolog.org),
which auto-magically switches to new logs files on a configurable basis
(we use daily).
Please respond to users@httpd.apache.org
To: users@h
On 5/3/07, Mark A. Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joshua:
Yes, I'd seen that, but my situation is a bit more complicated, since
the server isn't sitting at a static IP, and I wasn't entirely certain
how to do it. Would something like this work?
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr Server_Addr dontlog
Cus
On 5/3/07, Alejandro Decchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello my friends!
I have apache2 and mysql and php. When one user access to thw webpage and
make a query apache2 uses the 98% of cpu
How can i limit the cpu uses ???
Your OS probably has tools to manage the priority of processes. Using
On 5/3/07, Mark A. Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks again to those who helped me get past my BSOD problem and finally
put Apache to use. Now that I'm using it, I'm wondering if there's some
tool that exists to enhance and restructure the display of information
in Apache's access log? I'd
On 5/3/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We are migrating a WebServer Application from IIS to Apache linux.We are
unable to find equivalent functions in linux to
CHttpFilter::GetFilterVersion(pVer).Also are there any flags in linux apache
SF_NOTIFY_ORDER_LOW?
You seem to
Joshua:
Yep, in lieu of an automated "inline" way to do it, I'll just have to
strip them out by hand (or grow a mental blindspot to them :-). Since
the IP and hostname does vary every time the DHCP lease expires, it
means there's no backend way at all I could automate it. The only means
of
On 5/2/07, Eduardo Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Apache2, how do I set FD_SETSIZE? I have found some virtual hosts
limitations and FAQ and documentation tells I should define FD_SETSIZE
in EXTRA_CFLAGS, but where EXTRA_CFLAGS go?
I don't remember for sure, but I don't think that FD_SETSIZ
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On Thu, 3 May 2007, Joshua Slive wrote:
On 5/2/07, Eduardo Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Apache2, how do I set FD_SETSIZE? I have found some virtual hosts
limitations and FAQ and documentation tells I should define FD_SETSIZE
in EXTRA_CFLAGS,
Hey, I'm writing a program to test the performance of apache (we had a
similar problem with lighttpd), and I keep running into a problem with
persistent connections. We make a single request, like:
GET fileName HTTP/1.1
Host: server:80
Keep-Alive: 300
Connection: keep-alive
And we get a respons
I have workarounded the situation by reconfiguring all 3 thousand
domains to share the same log files, and use the split log scriot
which comes with apache under support/ directory, as a guy has
recomended me on freebsd list.
However, I feel that sooner or later I will find out the same
limitatio
On 5/3/07, Eduardo Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However, it is a resource problem which I havent fix, because I dont
understand correctly what else, other than fd's Apache needs, so I can
raise it.
I very much doubt that you will run into file descriptor limits if you
avoid separate logs f
Hi, I'm faced with a long-standing problem that has recently become a
whole lot worse for me: It's the case of the "Vary" header preventing
caching in Internet Explorer, which causes no end of problems when it
is triggered via mod_negotiation.
I use mod_negotiation extensively, not to actually ne
Well, it turns out that getting rid of Vary within mod_negotiation
isn't as straightforward as I'd hoped, so I've gone and change
http_protocol.c in version 1.3.37 and http_filters.c in 2.2.4 so that
setting "force-no-vary" does not fall back to HTTP/1.0.
The only way I plan to use "force-no-vary
Sorry for all the followups, but I wanted to post one this last
modification for comments.
Below you'll see the change I made to mod_negotiation.c that prevents
it from appending the Vary, TCN, and Content-Location headers. Since I
am only using mod_negotiation to allow me to use extension-less U
On 4 May 2007, at 03:49, Fred Tyler wrote:
[chop]
This is OTTOMH.
1. Add "Header unset Vary" to httpd.conf. The problem with this is
that it just doesn't work. I don't know why, but I've stuck it in
about 100 different places and it doesn't make any difference. That
"Vary" header never goe
> 2. Add "SetEnv force-no-vary" to httpd.conf. The problem with this is
> that it also degrades the connection to HTTP/1.0, which presumably has
> the side effect of killing HTTP pipelining. On a heavily trafficked
> site with a lot of small files requested on each page view, this is
> not a good
Thank you very much Robert for your tips.
The built-in Apache server with MacOs was conflicting with my configuration
and setup.
I changed to my Apache bin directory and fired :
a) ./apachectl -f /conf/httpd.conf
for starting and
b) ./apachectl -f /conf/httpd.conf -k stop
for stopping
After th
Yep, I've wound up finding and downloading nearly a dozen alleged log
analyzers, but most of them seem to do things I don't want while not
doing what I do want, which is a simple columnar display of the logs,
perhaps with a few filtering or sorting choices. I actually screwed
around with impor
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