I the system administrator for HTTP servers in a higher volume environment. We
have three Linux hosts serving the many virtual hosts that make up our sites.
The only HTTPD configuration difference between the three servers is the local
machine's host name and IP address. I would like to have the
A configuration management tool (like Puppet, for example) may be a better
fit for what you are looking for.
I have implemented this solution at a state university - email me off the
list if you want specifics.
That said, can you be more specific about what you are trying to do?
Are you trying to
Hi,
If you are running on 2.4.x, have a look at mod_macro.
Best regards,
CJ
Le 17/04/2016 21:09, Darryl Philip Baker a écrit :
I the system administrator for HTTP servers in a higher volume
environment. We have three Linux hosts serving the many virtual hosts
that make up our sites. The onl
Greetings!
H20 runs on some range of port numbers (54321 to 54341) and different IP
address, all those IP address are firewall restricted to the users, If I can
configure the H20 with Apache httpd, then users can access the H20 through
Apache httpd 80 port.
Can anyone suggest me the how to co
Hi,
While reviewing filesystem usage we noticed lots of deleted files still
open by Apache, as reported by lsof. Some example lines are below.
Can anyone advise why Apache is keeping these files open, and if there's
anything we can do about it? I have verified that the process numbers
listed are
Hi All.
Is there anything special that needs done to Apache to get it to serve
javascript?
Hello David,
It is a normal practice in Linux to delete temporary files immediately
after creating them. These files will still work for the process that
keeps them open, and will automatically disappear as soon as the process
ends.
I typed lsof /run/lock on a couple of my Ubuntu machines wi
