Hi,
Please help ... been grinding away for days :-).
I am trying to reverse proxy to my internal web site from the outside.
The internal web site has CSS and Java and everything.
HOWEVER.
The internal web site uses a "CSS Hack" (??) to get around browser
issues in IE.
When I browse the
Hi list,
I posted this issue already to the dev-list, but got no reply. I apologize, if
I misinterpreted the intention of the dev-list.
So first, let me describe my scenario:
I run Apache 2.2.14 on a Debian (2.6.28-2-amd64) box. As I have a urgent need
for mod_proxy_fcgi, I tried a "backport"
Hello!
I have a weird problem. I am running two sites under mod_perl under
Apache 2.2
under windows 2003.
The same setup on FreeBSD works fine, but under windows after some time
(an hour or less)
i start to get connection drops when trying to open a site.
I strart firefox, type in the url,
Forgive me (and direct me, please) if this is not the best list for such a
question -- I searched the list information & this is the best I could come
up with.
I'm using libapreq2 to process in-the-stream POSTs in order to detect
uploads. Long story short is that I get APR_EOF returned from
apreq_
You are in the right list, unfortunately I cannot help you, but I'm sure
someone will.
2009/11/18 request4spam
> Forgive me (and direct me, please) if this is not the best list for such a
> question -- I searched the list information & this is the best I could come
> up with.
>
> I'm using libap
Hi,
I want to build httpd server and install on some other machine with my own
build scripts.
Does it hard codes any paths internally?
Thanks & Regards,
Aruna.
It is doable. I compile my own apache and provide it as a tar.gz file bundled
with other set of scripts.
If the paths on the target machine do not match the paths on your build
machine, then you will need to define LD_LIBRARY_PATH
From: Aruna Gummalla [mailto:a
Thanks Jorge.
Is it possible to build for x86-64 machine?
I am trying to build with --host=x86_64-linux-gnu --enable-lib64=yes
It builds but when I look at the modules file mod_ssl.so. They are all 32 bit
only.
What could be the mistake that I am doing.
Please let me know.
Thanks & Regards,
Yes. But I build the APR and the APU libraries myself (and include them in my
tar.gz file).
Since I also enable SSL, I also build OpenSSL and pass the path to it at build
time with -with-ssl and with LD_LIBRARY_PATH at runtime.
export CPPFLAGS="-m64 -O3"
export CXXFLAGS="-m64 -O3"
export CFLAGS
kofal...@umn.edu wrote:
Hello!
I am a relatively inexperienced Apache administrator, running a small
public website. Traffic is extremely low, and in general the site runs
fine.
However, I have noticed huge, automated vulnerability scans from
random IP addresses. Typically a single IP will r
I am giving a --PREFIX option to install in a particular directory. But I
install the build at two different locations on two different machines.
Even if i give the LD_LIBRARY_PATH it does not start. Actually in all the
configuration files it uses the PREFIX directory. But I want to install in
Nathaniel Kofalt wrote:
kofal...@umn.edu wrote:
Hello!
I am a relatively inexperienced Apache administrator, running a small
public website. Traffic is extremely low, and in general the site
runs fine.
However, I have noticed huge, automated vulnerability scans from
random IP addresses. Typ
Hi,
have you verified, that your platform compiler can compile in 64-bit mode? In
case of gcc, you can forcce it with -m64. Create a little helloworld-program
and compile it with -m64. If the compiler complains, you can't build 64-bit
executables.
You may also want to try to set CFLAGS to "-m6
Hi,
I am dealing with a little bit strange requirements in apache.
I want to use an "named pipe" generated by mkfifo as a file in apache
directory. For example, I put one pipe file in as a.file in apache's
directory and then generate the stream of snapshot of my screen into
the pipe. In this cas
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