It's compiled against OpenSSL 0.9.7e, there are indeed /dev/random and
/dev/urandom, but I don't think that's the problem because I have
another copy of apache compiled from the same source code, linked to the
same OpenSSL libraries (ldd confirms this) running on the SAME system
that works just fin
Oh, and I forgot to mention, it doesn't log anything at all in ANY of
the logs when accessing the site via HTTPS.
Aaron Smith[EMAIL PROTECTED]
System Administrator (269) 337-7496
Kalamazoo College
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Can someone point me to some good resources for setting up Apache 2
with SSL?
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On 9/4/07, Jaysen Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I read that and it looks like Peruser MPM and MPM-ITK would do what I need.
> However. These are patches and I am not familiar with how to patch an RPM
> install of apache. Sorry I am a newbie when it comes to this. Isn't there
> a module t
So 10 years of working with UNIX is not enough experience? Thanks for
belittling me like that. I know how to patch software, just not RPMS. I
could easily compile apache myself and patch it. I just prefer to use RPMS
because I can update my server automatically with YUM.
Now, is there an
On 9/5/07, Jaysen Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So 10 years of working with UNIX is not enough experience? Thanks for
> belittling me like that. I know how to patch software, just not RPMS. I
> could easily compile apache myself and patch it. I just prefer to use RPMS
> because I can u
On 9/5/07, Bob Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can someone point me to some good resources for setting up Apache 2
> with SSL?
>
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ssl/
is all I ever needed...
Krist
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A: It reverses the normal flow of con
On 9/5/07, Jaysen Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So 10 years of working with UNIX is not enough experience? Thanks for
> belittling me like that. I know how to patch software, just not RPMS. I
> could easily compile apache myself and patch it. I just prefer to use RPMS
> because I can u
So tried a different tact. Started with a fresh source tree by deleting
the old one and unpacking a clean tar ball. Gave it the following
configure command:
./configure --prefix=/opt/apache3 --enable-auth-dbm=shared
--enable-expires=shared --enable-headers=shared --enable-rewrite=shared
--enable
Joshua Slive wrote:
> On 9/4/07, Aaron Dalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Thanks again. would be fine but how do I then associate
>> /js with somewhere in the filesystem? I kept the Alias and
>> directives too, but no go. I am confused about why slurps
>> everything in if it is indeed re
Hi,
does anybody know how I could possibly add a header which would contain the
inbound (server) IP, some header like this
Inbound-IP: 192.168.0.1
, on which the request was received? (trying with mod_headers...)
Thanks,
Tomas
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Dear Joshua,
I would like to know if there is a reference of the "exit codes" of the
httpd binary (apache2 in the Debian distribution I'm using). After
browsing at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/ (and specially
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/programs/httpd.html), I haven't found
any document
I have removed the alias directive from the configuration file. The URL:
http://localhost now leads me to the index file in my web site. After
removing the index file from my website, the URL opens an index to the site.
We have success! Thanks again.
For the record, the following respond expli
Frederick Lamartin wrote:
I have removed the alias directive from the configuration file. The
URL: http://localhost now leads me to the index file in my web site.
After removing the index file from my website, the URL opens an
index to the site. We have success! Thanks again.
For the record,
Our apache server is utilizing the CPU to almost a 100% with 45 httpd
process opened. What sort of tuning could be done to help this situation.
The Apache server is using Moodle, PHP, and Mysql. The Apache server is on
a dedicated V440 with 4 processors and 16 gb of memory. The Mysql database
You're right. I had not stopped Apache first. After doing so, Apache
restarts without error.
Thanks!
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From: "Dragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Baffled for two months - Need help
Frederick L
Hi there,
I disagree with your assessment of the problem. You haven't provided any
information that would clearly indicate to me that there's an issue with
Apache performance. I recommend looking at the application and database
first. Especially if, for example, things were fine last week but t
Apache was fine, until school started when more students started using the
web server. There's just an over abundance of Apache processes in a
TIME_WAIT state when you do a "netstat -na". What parameters in apache do
you recommend I look into, the keepalive settings, maxclient settings. The
memo
I am running apache2 as a reverse proxy with the usual modules. I have an
problem on some pages where the js within the body tag gets misplaced when
the page is rewritten, I’m presuming during the mod_proxy_html re-write:
NO PROXY:
PROXY:
');" bgcolor="#4b6c8b"
onLoad="to
Kory Wheatley wrote:
> Our apache server is utilizing the CPU to almost a 100% with 45 httpd
> process opened. What sort of tuning could be done to help this
> situation.
>
> The Apache server is using Moodle, PHP, and Mysql. The Apache server is
> on a dedicated V440 with 4 processors and 16
Still doesn't tell me that Apache is the problem. My experience tells me
that when there is a custom application involved, it's usually the problem.
Anyway, I'll throw some things out there for you to consider.
Look at your database connections and how Moodle is configured to use them
(are the
Hello,
I tried this with both Apache 2.0.59 and Apache 2.2.4 but after building and
installing, the modules directories do not have any of the "*.so" files that my
GForge installation is looking for. One file, for example is "mod_dav.so".
./configure --prefix /usr/local/apache2
make
make insta
On 9/5/07, Karl Hennig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I tried this with both Apache 2.0.59 and Apache 2.2.4 but after building and
> installing, the modules directories do not have any of the "*.so" files that
> my GForge installation is looking for. One file, for example is "mod_dav.so
Hi all.
First post, hoping this counts as an intelligent question. Perused /
searched the docs without much luck.
I'm wanting to know - if I'm doing a redirect / rewrite - how can i / is it
possible to disable / strip the referer header?
I am sending the requests from inside Flash, so I can't use
On 06/09/07, Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> language="JavaScript" style="text-align: center">
>
> bgcolor="#4b6c8b"
> onLoad="toggleCoApp();document.frmApplicationShort.elements[0].focus();">
This is invalid html (form should be in body, not between head and
body) and from what I recall,
Why don't you try
Header set Referer ""
or,
Header unset Referer
Looks like the mod_header filter is executed pretty late in the request
processing, so that might do the trick.
-ascs
De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : jeudi 6 septem
Hello!
I have been looking through log file of our hosts and i need
a number of POST request to / with size of 1M.
There is no script or anything on / on any host which can
process such POST requests.
Does anybody know what is this?
Another question is that all those post requests brought
abou
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