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13 November 2007
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19:47 <****> you could get rid of it by changing your loglevel, but that's a pretty blunt instrument. :)
19:47 <****> rici: to bad, did a watch script that checks for errors/warnings after updates, need to make an exception for it..
19:47 <****> c'est la vie
19:48 <****> scripts like that almost always need exceptions. "Expected"
19:48 <****> rici: true though.. :)
19:48 <****> rici: thanks for the quick answer.
19:49 <****> [Tue Nov 13 18:53:18 2007] [warn] NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts :(
19:50 <****> yeah, that's the one you need to worry about
19:56 <****> :/ whats the directive that sets the default as index.html or index.php?
19:56 <****> directoryindex
19:58 <****> hi
19:58 <****> que tal, Azhi_Dahaka.
19:58 <****> fajita, you braindead?
19:58 <****> i haven't a clue
19:58 <****> httpd jumped from 6% usage to 98%
19:59 <****> how can i detect why the sudden increase?
19:59 <****> tried httpd -k graceful but the usage is still maxed out
19:59 <****> it's eating 3 cored
19:59 <****> the access log?
19:59 <****> cores
19:59 <****> what mod_* are you using?
19:59 <****> php, and some others
19:59 <****> graceful is just that, graceful. you don't want graceful if you want to stop that process
20:00 <****> so what php code has the infinite loop?
20:00 <****> i want it to stop using that lots of resources
20:00 <****> and why isn't there some sort of runaway process monitor?
20:00 <****> it's just running a joomla crm
20:00 <****> cms
20:00 <****> and a vtiger crm
20:01 <****> what's a runaway process monitor?
20:01 <****> optimizing PHP isn't a task for this channel.
20:01 <****> a runaway process monitor is just that: monitors processes that take up too much resources for too long
20:01 <****> giyf
20:02 <****> ok, but the process is not using all the resources
20:02 <****> just, a lot more than usual
20:03 <****> i didn't say "all", i said "too much"
20:03 <****> i hate this integrated amp packages
20:03 <****> it's a program outside of apache, usually run in a cronjob
20:06 <****> how can i see the amount of current connections to the servr processes?
20:06 <****> i mean, httpd processes... not the entire server
20:09 <****> server-status
20:10 <****> enable it, look at it
20:10 <****> hi all :)
20:11 <****> Im trying to get my rewrite rools to take effect, I have the .htaccess with the rules. I know the rules work. Im on a debian system and have done a2enmod rewrite and restarted. What have I missed?
20:13 <****> garbage
20:13 <****> put "bahdukheqdkwe" in your htaccess file, and check your error log
20:13 <****> or request the page and look at your screen
20:14 <****> enabling server-status and -k graceful will work, right?
20:14 <****> yers
20:14 <****> graceful always works
20:15 <****> Hmmm is ExtendedStatus worth the try?
20:16 <****> could be, it gives more detailed info per thread
20:16 <****> but basic also shows you how many are busy
20:16 <****> which is what you wanted
20:16 <****> Hi world.
20:17 <****> adaptr: RewriteRule ^([0-9]+)$ ?content=$1 [NC,QSA]
20:17 <****> that does not do what you asked about
20:18 <****> nothing will, as it's not possible
20:18 <****> adaptr: does
20:18 <****> bullshit
20:18 <****> I know it does, It has been working for the past 6 months
20:18 <****> your question was, repeated twice: how do I rewrite blah.crap/content?index.php=$guigewi3 to /abc
20:18 <****> and that is *not* *possible*
20:18 <****> as mod_rewrite has no access to the query URI
20:19 <****> Whats a URI?
20:19 <****> note the TO /abc
20:19 <****> hahah
20:19 <****> over to #channel
20:19 <****> hey man, Im a beginner
20:19 <****> then act like one! :)
20:19 <****> URL?
20:19 <****> hello there :)
20:19 <****> hello
20:20 <****> can i use a htaccess file to block access to a file inside a folder ?
20:20 <****> just to a file
20:22 <****> do i need to add mod_status to the load section?
20:22 <****> can anybody help me what to do if apache produces highload with static pages ... my load keeps going above 100
20:22 <****> adaptr http://rafb.net/p/k787Fq88.html, this is my .htaccess file. It has worked fine for me for about about 6 month.
20:22 <****> Im haveing to rebuild the server dud to a harddrive fail
20:22 <****> moope1 you're probably not reading very well today
20:23 <****> adaptr: no Im tired and want to go to the pub and have a big drink
20:23 <****> you cannot rewrite ?query-string-particulars to a static URL - only the reverse works
20:23 <****> so that may have been what you meant, but you never said it
20:23 <****> I'd vote for $pub any day
20:23 <****> go on, shoo
20:24 <****> hmm
20:24 <****> didn't worked out
20:24 <****> redirected me, via Redirect
20:25 <****>
20:25 <****>
20:25 <****> oh, well.
20:26 <****> hey all, I am working on tracking some web traffic and one of the possible solutions is to insert some custom data in my HTTP headers. Is there any way to get Apache to log this custom data (or just log the full headers) so that I can parse through them and get the data?
20:26 <****> Can anybody help me with high load issues with apache? I'm serving a static site (no php, no perl or anything) just huge files ~200MB and the load keeps going above 100
20:28 <****> hi
20:28 <****> hola, T0bsn.
20:28 <****> someone know why RewriteRule ^/([0-9]+)/\?(.+)$ api.php?action=api&$1 [L] doesnt work?
20:28 <****> yep
20:28 <****> you can't match the query string in a rewriterule
20:28 <****> define "doesn't work"
20:29 <****> okay
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