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14 November 2007
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11:35 <****> eg, does the .htaccess file work at all?
11:37 <****> jink, yes it does, i set the AllowOverride to All
11:37 <****> besides, i have the opposite problem
11:37 <****> it seems that apache doesn't use the conf.d/auth_kerb.conf
11:37 <****> oh :)
11:37 <****> probably, your httpd.conf has a line saying: Include conf.d
11:37 <****> but actually it does
11:38 <****> cause if i write shit
11:38 <****> it says it can't parse it
11:38 <****> wonderful :)
11:38 <****> so it reads it, but doesn't use it
11:39 <****> and how can you tell it doesn't use it?
11:39 <****> I'm trying to get Apache 2.2 (so I can use mod_proxy_balancer) on Dapper. Already installed Apache 2.0 using apt-get. What is the best way to get 2.2?
11:39 <****> jink, cause it doesn't work, i mean it allows KrbMethodK5Passwd, which i set to Off
11:40 <****> right, but i thought you set it to on in your .htaccess?
11:41 <****> drew: apt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork perhaps?
11:41 <****> no, to Off in the .htaccess as well
11:41 <****> oh, heh :D
11:41 <****> Hi
11:41 <****> hola, Ethan.
11:42 <****> then, perhaps, the module doesn't properly work? :S
11:42 <****> but if i don't write anything in the .htaccess, it's as if it was KrbMethodK5Passwd was On
11:42 <****> or you have some setting elsewhere that overrides your settings ?
11:42 <****> jink: tried apt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork, doesn't work
11:42 <****> I don't know much about SSL, that's wht I am asking : is there an advantage to use it to secure the login step?
11:42 <****> "doesn't work" ? great, that gives me a lot of information
11:42 <****> I don't care about the data being copied expect the login ....
11:43 <****> and password, of course
11:43 <****> jink: OK, the command runs, but I'm still left with Apache 2.0
11:43 <****> Ethan: well, the login and password are usually kind-of plain text (not entirely, of course, but hey). so yes, it helps to make that info more secure
11:43 <****> drew: are you SURE that your apache2-mpm-prefork package is actually 2.2 ?
11:43 <****> jink, ok, is there a way to know, after apache has started, what is the value of the field KrbMethodK5Passwd ??
11:44 <****> no, how do I check?
11:44 <****> apt-cache show apache2-mpm-prefork | grep "^Version:"
11:44 <****> ok, then I will try to setup https....
11:44 <****> thanks
11:44 <****> np
11:44 <****> and good luck :)
11:44 <****> thanks again
11:44 <****> badock: you should be able to get that info from mod_info
11:44 <****> badock: but that's on a server level, not .htaccess level
11:44 <****> yes yes
11:45 <****> so is that a filelog or, a command ?
11:45 <****> Version: 2.0.55-4ubuntu2.2
11:45 <****> Version: 2.0.55-4ubuntu2
11:45 <****> running apt-cache show apache2-mpm-prefork | grep "^Version:"
11:45 <****> badock: it's a module
11:45 <****> drew: update your packages ;)
11:46 <****> badock: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_info.html
11:48 <****> ok thanks jink
11:51 <****> ok jink ? it says "Constant Handler : none" is that an issue ?
11:52 <****> oi
11:52 <****> no idea
11:52 <****> Content handler
11:52 <****> oh :D
11:52 <****> heh
11:52 <****> content-handler for what?
11:52 <****> I'm trying to use the package from kodefoo, here: http://www.kodefoo.com/2007/2/18/deploying-rails-on-ubuntu-dapper/
11:52 <****> do you actually HAVE a cluster?
11:53 <****> jink, i dk, it says "Content handler : none", that's all
11:53 <****> not yet
11:54 <****> badock: context, please? where does it say that, for example?
11:56 <****> well, when i use the server-info module, it displays all the modules, and for each module, the second line is : Content Handlers
11:57 <****> usually, it says something like : yes
11:57 <****> but not always
12:04 <****> hi everybody
12:07 <****> okay, so out of a sudden my apache 2.0 decides that the servername does not match the (wildcard-style) common name of the certificate.. but it already worked, and it should match.. the servername is correct in the vhost config and i don't have port numbers in both the virtualhost and servername option...
12:08 <****> if i use openssl s_client and s_server it works perfectly
12:08 <****> what could be the issue here?
12:10 <****> G'morning
12:16 <****> Hey there. I have several subdomains to which I want to encrypt the connection with SSL. I don't want to use Redirect but keep the subdomains name in the adressbar of the browser. How would one do that? (since name-based hosting doesn't work with ssl, as I read)
12:17 <****> get more ips
12:17 <****> :)
12:17 <****> e_: Is that the only possible solution?
12:17 <****> yuh
12:18 <****> remember that the browser check if the name of the domain matches the name in the ssl cert
12:18 <****> yes I know. I already have a certificate and encryption works well with one subdomain.
12:21 <****> e_: this is what I got: http://apache.pastebin.ca/773248
12:22 <****> any improvements possible?
12:23 <****> the downside is: every connection to https://mydomain.com is automagically taken by subversion
12:29 <****> yeah well, as i said..
12:29 <****> you can't do much
12:35 <****> badock: right. that's not really important. it's just about handlers, like server-info or cgi-script, or whatever handlers some module registers ;)
12:38 <****> dennada: check this out: https://docs.indymedia.org/view/Sysadmin/CaCertSsl#HTTP_multiple_domain_names
12:38 <****> uops
12:38 <****> dennda
12:45 <****> thx
12:56 <****> Er, my vhosts aren't behaving. All addresses are being picked up by the first vhost. I have been trough the lovely article supplied by someone on here but I eem to have everything set up the way it should be.
12:57 <****> adaptr, thanks or your patience yesterday :)
12:57 <****> moope1: I really am no apache-pro but maybe it would help to have your config posted on the apache pastebin
12:58 <****> hi
12:58 <****> I am haveing a small problem.
12:58 <****> I want to authenticate my users from AD with apache on a linux system.
12:59 <****> I saw some module based on PAM, and I saw LDAP module
12:59 <****> what is "preferred" ?
13:00 <****> LDAP is probably the easiest, although thats relative
13:04 <****> ldap
13:04 <****> ldap is http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/UseLDAPToPasswordProtectAFolder for an example LDAP configuration
13:08 <****> Er, my vhosts aren't behaving. All addresses are being picked up by the first vhost. I have been trough the lovely article supplied by someone on here but I eem to have everything set up the way it should be. here is sites enabled. http://rafb.net/p/SrydAQ33.html. I have NameVirtualHost *:80 at the top of my apache2.conf.
13:08 <****> dennda :)
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