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14 November 2007
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02:47 <****> :)
02:47 <****> because the certs are issued per domain
02:47 <****> period
02:47 <****> and IP verification required
02:47 <****> yes you can. unfortunatly
02:47 <****> yes, but you can't specify certs by virtualhost?
02:47 <****> I mean SSL *is* for security.
02:47 <****> yeah, I figured for security reasons it just may not be possible.
02:48 <****> servertokens obsd.ath.cx
02:48 <****> Couldn't get a useful value for http://obsd.ath.cx
02:48 <****> no reason to break ssl just for convenience
02:48 <****> good :)
02:48 <****> you might want to redirect internaly though
02:48 <****> for convinience
02:48 <****> err rewrite
02:48 <****> Does anyone know how to hide specific directories from a directory index, without preventing access to them?
02:49 <****> cvk, with the proper settings in a .htaccess that could be done, I think.
02:49 <****> aep, use rewrite to run multiple ssl domains off one ip?
02:49 <****> servertokens obsd.ath.cx:81
02:49 <****> Couldn't get a useful value for http://obsd.ath.cx:81
02:49 <****> I think so too, but I can't figure out the proper settings. :)
02:50 <****> It's easy to hide files, but not directories.
02:50 <****> burnin: nah i mean if you have for example a host with images and are to lazy to move them for ssl, you can just rewrite
02:51 <****> servertokens obsd.ath.cx:81
02:51 <****> Couldn't get a useful value for http://obsd.ath.cx:81
02:54 <****> burnin: Figured it out! Finally... Just use IndexIgnore; turns out it's not just for files.
02:54 <****> Thanks.
02:54 * burnin looks up indexignore in the docs...
02:55 <****> heh, nice
02:58 <****> burnin yes you can *kind of* skirt the ssl single domain issue
02:58 <****> burnin but you will get ssl warnings on the certs. they will still be secure, but every time visited you will get warnings on both domains. if that is OK with you then you can do it w/out having two IP addresses
02:59 <****> bz029, I'm using self signed certs now, so I get warnings anyhow.
02:59 <****> small question, im just configuring a new server with a few virtual hosts. should my public_html and error logs, etc. be chown'd "apache" if the user is used to run "apache" (kind of like the user "www", just different on this system)?
03:00 <****> frozeneskimo, I wouldn't think that the public_html would need to be chowned, but the logs do need to be owned by the user that apache runs as.
03:00 <****> burnin, so it can create/modify 'em right?
03:01 <****> servertokens obsd.ath.cx
03:01 <****> it being the apache server
03:01 <****> Apache
03:01 <****> frozeneskimo, ok, in that case no. :)
03:01 <****> yay!!
03:01 <****> huh?
03:01 <****> sorry i think i'm confused
03:01 <****> if you need to create and modify files as apache in a users public_html then apache will need permissions by ownership or through chmod.
03:02 <****> ok
03:02 <****> I usually try to avoid that, but I'm changed the group ownership on certain directories in a user's public_html to allow apache to write files there.
03:02 <****> bz029, so what is this skirting method you allude to?
03:03 <****> i ought to make a user account for this system, all just chown the public files to the user, and keep the permissions ok for apache to read through chmod
03:03 <****> s/all/i'll
03:08 <****> thanks all
03:10 <****> burnin: sorry was afk. here is the link for name based virtual hosts with SSL. Like i said, the only down side is that both domains will receive warnings, but some ppl don't mind/care about that. URL: http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2005/02/17/apacheckbk.html
03:11 <****> bz029, thanks
03:51 <****> apache2: apr_sockaddr_info_get() failed for ***
03:51 <****> any help?
04:24 <****> does virtualization like Virtuozzo's VE, make your site run slower or does it not affect much performance?
04:25 <****> it's so-so
04:28 <****> quit
04:29 <****> exi
04:29 <****> exit
04:39 <****> lol
04:39 <****> Gargantua: what's so funny?
04:39 <****> quit
04:39 <****> exi
04:39 <****> exit
04:40 <****> I have a very low standard sense of humor :(
04:49 <****> Gargantua: so I see.
04:50 <****> YOU have a retarded sense of time.
04:50 <****> Gargantua: pardon me?
04:50 <****> in the less deragotry sense.
04:50 <****> I would hope so.
05:49 <****> nda
05:52 <****> Seivan|: what?
05:54 <****> does ServerRoot have to be a full path?
05:54 <****> Gargantua: yes.
05:56 <****> non-disclodure agreement
05:56 <****> non-disclosure agreement
05:57 <****> yes, but why would he mention that out of the blue?
06:23 <****> hi how do i use POST to run a shell script based on the arguments passed?
06:24 <****> yxa: POST data has to be capture by your script.
06:24 <****> yxa: usually, php/perl
06:28 <****> s/capture/captured/
06:30 <****> thumbs thanks.
06:35 <****> i'd like to block access from all hosts except those from a few IP ranges. what's the best way to d this?
06:35 <****> fajita: seen darix
06:35 <****> I haven't seen 'darix', chipig
06:35 <****> beefysteve: Order allow,deny
06:35 <****> defaults to deny, basically
06:36 <****> then you just add a few Allow from 10.0.0. type records
06:36 <****> chipig: cool, I'll look into it, thanks
06:36 <****> fajita: access control
06:36 <****> access control is more effective i think
06:36 <****> stupid bot
06:36 <****> Dumb human.
06:36 <****> fajita: order
06:36 <****> order is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_access.html#order or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_access.html#order Also see: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authz_host.html#order
06:36 <****> tomorrow I need to get the LAN server accessible from russia :-|
06:36 <****> heh
06:37 <****> wait, fajita actually a bot?
06:38 <****> i think so
06:39 <****> dumb question but how come i cant apt-get install phpMyAdmin
06:39 <****> no
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