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13 November 2007
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16:21 <****> rici: testing the new site in a subdir causes problems if your links are absolute. :)
16:21 <****> so yes, that's what's going on, and it's almost fixed, too
17:02 <****> ??? ????? ?????
17:02 <****> v3dot14: hmmm ?
17:02 <****> we speak english here
17:03 <****> sorry my english so bad
17:04 <****> gryzor: he said he needs help.
17:04 <****> v3dot14: you could ask a *real* question.
17:04 <****> jMCg, since when do you speak russian or was thet a guess?
17:04 <****> sjorge: I can read cyrrillic, and speak/understand slavian languages.
17:04 <****> slavic
17:04 <****> Or those.
17:05 <****> Shouldn't yango be doing that?
17:05 <****> file executed with chmod 0644 -?
17:05 <****> hehe cool
17:05 <****> v3dot14: nope. 755 should be fine, though.
17:05 <****> 755
17:05 <****> 755 is rwxr-xr-x (read/exec all, writable by owner); this is the best mode to set on CGI scripts and directories for Apache to executeerve files in them (respectively). If you chgrp the scripts/directories to a group that contains the user apache runs as, you can use 750 to deny access to other users
17:06 <****> but file with 755 not executed
17:06 <****> v3dot14: there's a reason, usually... Look into the error log.
17:06 <****> cgi
17:06 <****> cgi is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/cgi.html
17:09 <****> in ipb forum executed only index file in admin folder (644) ^ index file in root ipb folder with 755 dosnt executed - ipb forum after clean installation
17:10 <****> ipb not nulled
17:10 <****> or warez
17:19 <****> yango: do you remember my doubt about the trailing slash? Well I can now rewrite the url properly, problem is that it rewrites it using local hostname, and not the source url.
17:19 <****> Is there a way to solve this?
17:37 <****> guys i have an http server that has public access where i've put a rewrite rule to a server where i actually put my things. When I enter the url with a / in the end everything goes ok, problem is that when i don't write that /, i'm redirected to the local domain of the server that has not got public access. How can i solve this?
17:38 <****> proxypassreverse
17:38 <****> proxypassreverse is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypassreverse or a way to Adjusts the URL in HTTP response headers sent from a reverse proxied server or at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypassreverse useful for RewriteRule [P]
17:38 <****> i'm assuming you're using the [P] flag to the rewriterule; you need the proxypassreverse directive to handle the redirects properly.
17:38 <****> thanks rici
17:38 <****> yes rici
17:39 <****> i'm using the [P]
17:39 <****> that proxypassreverse will have to be put in the server without the public access write?
17:40 <****> no, it goes along side the rewriterule
17:40 <****> as though the rewriterule were a proxypass, which effectively it is
17:40 <****> oh opk
17:40 <****> i can use proxypass instead of rewriterule then?
17:41 <****> Can i use proxypass in htaccess?
17:42 <****> (This must be done in htacess since i can't access server config in the server with public access)
17:43 <****> proxypass context
17:43 <****> ProxyPass may be used in the following contexts: server config, virtual host, directory
17:43 <****> So can't be used in htaccess
17:43 <****> :S
17:44 <****> definetely not
17:44 <****> then it can't solve my problem :(
18:02 <****> I have apache set up the same as I have it set up everywhere else (at least as far as I can tell), but when I access a .cgi files (which I have a handler for) my browser prompts me to download it.. any ideas?
18:04 <****> http://xaxxon.slackworks.com/httpd.conf -- my conf file
18:04 <****> the stuff at the very bottom is what is giving me the troubls
18:10 <****> I just switched to apache2 and now my browser is showing me the plain text of the result of my cgi.. but not rendering it
18:12 <****> maybe check module list ?
18:13 <****> for my part i can t seems to be able to get a cgi setup right
18:17 <****> how do i increase the limit on number of concurrent httpd connections? i know theres a conf file setting i can create to do this i just don't remember what it is
18:17 <****> fajita: mpm
18:17 <****> mpm is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mpm.html or Multi-Processing Modules
18:17 <****> there are a few, bz029, read that link
18:18 <****> the setting im thinking of is not mpm related i don't believe
18:18 <****> MaxClients?
18:18 <****> MaxClients is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mpm_common.html#maxclients or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#maxclients
18:18 <****> ServerLimit?
18:18 <****> ServerLimit is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_common.html#serverlimit
18:25 <****> bz029: you're talking about a server limit and not just the client-side limit?
18:25 <****> Hello. Hows everyone doing?
18:26 <****> hihi
18:26 <****> hungry; preparing grilled cheese sammich for oral medication
18:26 <****> hows it going xaxxon and adaptr?
18:26 <****> need to get ready for work..
18:26 <****> adaptr: /dcc some of that stuff over to me.
18:27 <****> adaptr: puuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuleeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaasssssssseeeeee
18:27 <****> terve
18:28 <****> anyone here using mod_auth_mysql? i have it working great except.. now regular .htaccess files are broken. seems like .htaccess assumes you want to do mod_auth_mysql instead of a password file.
18:28 <****> obviously, that's a deal-breaker.. :)
18:28 <****> who wants to put AuthMySQLEnable Off in each .htaccess in a hosted site?
18:30 <****> You guys ever run Apache from Ubuntu server?
18:30 <****> 6.06
18:30 <****> xVoltage every day, why
18:31 <****> _dap42_ that's nonsense, htaccess assumes nothing of the sort - but you may have told it to behave badly
18:31 <****> It's my first time, I have tried both Install to Hard Disk and LAMPS Install not sure which is best
18:31 <****> With hard disk install I don't think it puts apache on because I didn't see a /etc/httpd folder
18:31 <****> (directory)
18:33 <****> any insight?
18:33 <****> fuck, can someone test this for me.. i'm hosting a site http://www.dongs.dk but 1\2 the time i get the cpanel installation screen and the other 1\2 i get some strange 500 error with some jibberish
18:34 <****> anyone can help?
18:34 <****> did you try clearing your browser cache?
18:34 <****> browser caches often generate odd results.
18:34 <****> humm
18:34 <****> trying
18:35 <****> shit same results.. is it working for you?
18:35 <****> if not sometimes when i restart apache via init.d it works
18:35 <****> it's probably mod_rewrite or something
18:35 <****> are you doing stuff like referer checks?
18:35 <****> Got it to work here
18:35 <****> it takes a few clicks of the picture to get it to mess up
18:36 <****> not really my cup of tea lol
18:36 <****> i don't know much about cpanel other than that i don't like it
18:36 <****> check your error log for more details on the 500
18:37 <****> OK, I've used apache for a long time, and it has always worked very well for me. Now I am in the situation where very high traffic has been coming through and the site that is getting the traffic has slowed down dramatically. I'm looking to define 1) how I can find this server's TRUE breaking point (which means the hardware limit) and 2) I'm looking to find out the best way to identify the config area's that need improving to tune up the p
18:37 <****> afaik , there s a test suite for apache , like torture or whatever
18:38 <****> if you get a massive drop in performance at some load, then you're probably running out of memory.
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