nd has failed to
set a charset, and the proxy is setting it.
"DefaultType None" should fix the immediate problem.
But it would be a good idea to fix the backend, too.
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>
> My system is: SUSE ES9, Apache/2.0.49 and Oracle 9i.
Google would know if there's an oracle option for 2.0.x,
and something running under mod_perl or fastcgi might be
an option.
Upgrade to 2.2 and apr-1.3 and it's included as standard.
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> completely loaded by the browser"
>
> Then I suppose the next question is, could one use mod_rewrite or
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> possibly) before it is even sent to the client?
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to take while migration.
2.0.43 is very old. Since you're upgrading Solaris, I suggest you
take the opportunity
to upgrade apache at the same time. Your options include Sun's
package from the
webstack, if you don't want to just grab the tarball from apache.or
On 4 Jun 2009, at 02:37, phpalt...@vfemail.net wrote:
Can I bypass a web host's mod_php with a
separate, private PHP running as CGI?
Of course! See "AddHandler".
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into it).
What are you trying to capture? If response headers, grab
them from the headers_out and err_headers_out tables.
If you want to catch data, bear in mind that things like
mod_deflate and mod_charset run at CONTENT_SET, so you may
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Tom Evans wrote:
On Thu, 2009-06-18 at 08:48 +0100, Nick Kew wrote:
On 17 Jun 2009, at 21:59, Julien Pauli wrote:
Any suggestions, ideas ? ;)
OhBugger. I meant to test-drive this before it went (fully) public.
If you want to be helpful with this, you might like to test-drive
how the
t you might want to raise it higher and use traffic management.
[1] for any of the machines I've tried it on -
http://bahumbug.wordpress.com/2009/06/21/slowloris/
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uch better performance. Second, you may want to
look at expression evaluation in apache: mod_filter in 2.3 and
up (but not in 2.2.x) can evaluate complex expressions to
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built: Feb 25 2008 17:39:32
So you installed a binary? Sounds like it's not binary-compatible
with the system you installed it on.
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[chop]
That rewrite stuff happens before authentication.
You would need to put your rewriterules inside a
to activate them after it's happened.
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Steve Dalton wrote:
In my Directory section. This works when I remove the JkMount - but as
soon as mod_jk is in play,
Once you're proxying (as you are with mod_jk), there is no Directory -
only what the backend (tomcat) returns.
Use instead.
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But I could be missing something from earlier in the thread :)
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EMOTE_USER, so won't need r->user.
Is your application implemented a a module or modules, or is it
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against is a passive attacker.
"Verified by Visa" is blazing the trail in training users to give
their credentials to any tom, dick and harry who asks for them
under the right-looking banner. Who can compete with tha
en, but if so I've either missed
or forgotten it.
You're now showing evidence of demand for the feature, which
could possibly raise the motivation to get a round tuit.
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expecting. So why not drop the default page, leave the
default virtualhost empty (or forbidden), and use an
ErrorDocument to present to the user.
That way you won't get unfortunate side-effects like Google
indexing your not-ther
with mod_fcgid. That way you could
also raise your MaxClients, which looks very, very low, and
drop all use of MaxRequestsPerChild.
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Since it seems to be a change in mod_jk, you should probably ask the
tomcat folks,
who maintain it. Though some of them are also httpd folks and may
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Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
the whole fact that apache1 is obsolete, not developed for years and missing
many functions of apache2, should be enough, don't you think?
The last significant Apache 1 release was Apache 1.3 in 1998.
Of course you can still use it, just as you can still use
oth
I could find
with ldd and truss. Any idea what am I still missing?
man chroot
What happens when (in a shell) you perform the same chroot then su
to the apache user/group?
If that doesn't tell you anything useful, tell us whether you're apache
within a chroot, or using Ap
the source code, at about line 800 or 801
in the version that bombs out at 802.
I guess your underlying issue is an ancient Solaris version.
I expect you'd find life easier with at least Solaris 10, unless
you're locked into old apps that can't
Eric Covener wrote:
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 6:43 AM, Nick Kew wrote:
You can compile mod_proxy_html against it with a simple #define.
See the comment in the source code, at about line 800 or 801
in the version that bombs out at 802.
FWIW I tried that -D and it still comlained about the three
Eric Covener wrote:
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 9:05 AM, Nick Kew wrote:
Eric Covener wrote:
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 6:43 AM, Nick Kew wrote:
You can compile mod_proxy_html against it with a simple #define.
See the comment in the source code, at about line 800 or 801
in the version that bombs out
rms.
For a single application it doesn't usually matter much,
but if you have several separate MySQL applications that
don't use DBD then you're placing a lot of extra load
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y of other APR platforms:
aix, beos, netware, os390 - conform to UNIX behaviour.
os2 - uses APR_FROM_OS_ERROR
So the safest/most consistent thing would seem to be to
fixup both Windows and OS2. Thoughts?
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very evil, and damages end-users.
Your PHP (if that is your choice of scripting language) needs
to return the document you want to send.
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Get rid of that Vary header, and it'll do what you appear to be asking.
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in your CGI?
For example, Apache's mod_session.
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you might try mod_transform.
In either case, you'll have some work to figure it out.
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google for an existing class) if you don't have the applet source.
Or a firefox plugin could easily do the job if restricting your
users is an option.
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apitalisations are many and complex, maybe a rewritemap
generated by listing the files.
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has to de-chunk any chunked input data on behalf of the script.
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anything nontrivial with CGI).
What Apache version, and what CGI implementation?
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Chris Cross wrote:
Nick Kew wrote on 09/11/2009 10:31:46 AM:
> Hmmm. That sounds buggish (dammit, it's a long time since I did
> anything nontrivial with CGI).
>
> What Apache version, and what CGI implementation?
From my CGI env:
That's not actually
plementation?
mod_cgi is one. mod_cgid is another. Then there are a couple
of fastcgi implementations including mod_fcgid. Then there are
language-specific implementations, such as mod_perl's, the first
to run in-process CGI.
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At a guess, something in your toolchain doesn't support SNI.
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You should only have one NameVirtualHost (for any IP:port).
It goes before any of the virtualhost definitions.
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Can't help with anything else that might affect you on Windows.
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your clients?
Does anyone know if this is something that needs to change in code, or
is something in mod_ssl's config, or is not possible?
Sorry, don't know.
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Easier just to have the same URL for everyone (protected with
Require valid-user or similar), and map that to the directory
for the authenticated user. Rewriterule can check for the
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he crashes always associated with that,
so we could look there for a cause? Or is that a meaningless
question because the server does nothing else?
You might also apply Jeff's APR patch at
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/attachment.cgi?id=24161
and see if that help
eaders and then insert
both headers in some kind of output filter ?
Yes, you'd need to compute content-length in an output filter.
And it would need to buffer your output, which makes for a huge
performance hit if you're serving bi
or the documents concerned and configure one for
each behaviour, then use mod_rewrite to make the test and dispatch
internally to one or the other.
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x27;s your networking. Could it be, for example,
that you're forcing HostnameLookups, but have DNS timing out?
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debug information?
Compiling mod_ldap and mod_authnz_ldap with debug (which is
apache's default) will get you that.
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should almost certainly use 0 (unlimited) if it's just
fronting something on tomcat.
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etc and rebooting?
As for hostnames, there are other things that could cause
a lookup. For example, if you match hostname with an AAA
rule or mod_rewrite, or log the remote host by name.
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well for you?
That should NOT happen with any sane upgrade! If you've
got a regression there, it would be good to know about it.
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ng where I can just
get hold of a Solaris binary distribution please? The download mirrors
only seem to provide links to source distributions for Unix platforms….
You can get packaged versions from Sun's web stack, and I'm sure
there are other alternatives floating
Rajwinder-office Singh wrote:
Try this out :
http://cooltools.sunsource.net/coolstack/
The coolstack is the direct predecessor of the webstack
I suggested in my post.
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backend server as http://oraclewebapplication:/
AppsLogin instead of https://myreverseproxy/myapps/AppsLogin
resulting page can not be found.
Anybody have solution for this? Looking for some help.
http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
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if I understand the question
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have anyone some snippets of code, that solves it?
Sounds like you're looking to write an input filter.
The input chain works by pull, so you don't push to it!
[x] queried books
http://
ng that in your caller's brigade.
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then send it to the
browser.
That's called an output filter.
See http://www.apachetutor.org/dev/request for the brief overview,
then get the book for details of how to implement it (and of
why it would be hugely inefficient to make it a "new phase"
(98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
What happened when you googled that error message?
(This is Lesson 1 in how to solve problems).
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#x27;re ahead of my advice!
mod_dbd was originally limited to one backend per virtualhost. Groups
are
about enabling multiple backends. I guess the proxy might be a better
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Hickey, Tom wrote:
"Premature end of script headers"
is a good phrase to google.
Maybe a tool such as the cg-eye's offline script could
tell you something about what's wrong with your script.
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Hi there,
I'm wondering if there's anyway possible to selective choose which
files to be processed for SSI?
Check the documentation on scoping your directives.
A or would be typical
ways to do it.
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Even third-party binaries, provided they
use only public APIs and don't access private interfaces.
So it would indeed be good to know what's changed in your case.
Are you sure the configuration is identical?
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With 2.2 or below, you have to hack it with mod_rewrite
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require group reader
What's in those Includes? is not a general-purpose
container, so it may not work as you expect on some or all
of the contents of idx_auth.conf.
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the task: your server serves a
standard template page, but most of that is an inclusion which
is the page originally requested. Again, you'd want to hack
the included content (remove the section), which makes
it better-suited to your own or syndicated contents rather than
general proxied co
ges explain how to do this.
Nevertheless, mod_security offers some protection, where applications
are problematic and can't be fixed.
I don't know if it would help the OP, because I don't know the root
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of it.
Otherwise, no chance. PHP reads its input straight from your disc.
Any filtering would have to be within the PHP.
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maybe you've found a docs bug, and I need to add the note
in more places, for existing users who don't check what you
already know about! Where did you check?
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"[Thu Oct 29 14:18:22 2009] [notice] child pid 29443 exit signal
Segmentation fault (11)"
In that case, we're back to step one. Construct a minimal test case
that reproduces the fault, so I can get a handle on i
/StartPageSelector.htm;jsessionid=B6B4331C1C0C14A7BE964B89E1E76150
Content-Language: de-DE
Content-Length: 0
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:47:48 GMT
That's just given me an idea. I don't have time to follow up on it
just now,
but bug me if I haven't replied again by about Sunda
ess.com/2009/10/29/another-module-update/
(anyone using my modules should probably subscribe to the
blog - at least to category "apache" - for updates).
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2. What you describe may depend on lexical order. Nothing more.
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tion close? Can you get mod_diagnostics
output to track the data running through the filter?
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Mike Cardwell wrote:
Does Apache intend to add support for Googles recently announced SPDY
protocol?
http://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/spdy/spdy-whitepaper
Patches welcome! Or in this case, maybe a module.
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be taken advantage of to get rid of the one SSL cert per IP:port
limitation we currently suffer from?
We dispensed with that limitation in (IIRC) 2.2.12. See the change log.
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Boyle Owen wrote:
I think the reason no-one has replied is that no-one knows...
Very likely true, though I'd add I don't think I've seen the post
you're replying to.
The internal web site uses a "CSS Hack" (??) to get around browser
issues in IE.
When I browse the internal site dir
2006/10/12/mod_proxy_html-revisited/
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