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15 November 2007
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--- Log opened Thu Nov 15 00:00:17 2007
--- Day changed Thu Nov 15 2007
00:00 <****> which ones would that be ? and what would any of them have to do with apache ?
00:01 <****> sorry, i thought i mentioned it, ubuntu 7.04. and...nothing really, but you've helped all the same
00:01 <****> much thanks
00:07 <****> hello, can someone help me with configuring one virtual host? i want to make apache output php errors, because now it didn't
00:08 <****> sgdsfgd: you need to elaborate.
00:09 <****> how do I enable htaccess in apache 2.2?
00:09 <****> allowoverride
00:09 <****> AllowOverride tells Apache what things you wish to permit in .htaccess files. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#allowoverride
00:09 <****> we.. in httpd.conf i dont see anything reguarding htaccess
00:10 <****> thumbs there was something like "php-errors 1" or something elese between the virtualhost tag, but i can't remember what was
00:10 <****> php_flag log_errors on php_value error_log /var/www/domains/joomla/php_log
00:10 <****> those would be 2 directives
00:11 <****> php_flag log_errors on
00:11 <****> error_log /var/www/domains/joomla/php_log
00:11 <****> bah
00:11 <****> humbug
00:12 <****> php_value error_log /yada/yada/yada
00:15 <****> i cant figure out how to get htaccess working
00:16 <****> fajita: allowoverride none
00:16 <****> AllowOverride None means "Please ignore my htaccess files." and is the default setting. or See http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2003/12/04/apacheckbk.html
00:16 <****> hollenjf: read that.
00:16 <****> also
00:16 <****> fajita: htaccess purpose
00:16 <****> Don't confuse htaccess with password-protection. The purpose of htaccess is to enable users to configure apache locally for their own directories, when they have no privilege to do so in httpd.conf. Using htaccess slows the server. Also rewriterules and redirects are more complex in htaccess
00:17 <****>
00:17 <****> is a filesystem directory, not a URL path. If you put options in this block, don't be surprised when whatever you're trying to do doesn't work.
00:18 <****> ..or works altogether too well :)
00:19 <****> documentroot / \n order deny, allow
00:19 <****> I wonder how long before somebody breaks in if you did that
00:19 <****> heh
00:20 <****> i've only come across one foolio that actually wanted to do that
00:20 <****> probably still longer than WIndows' recorded 40 minutes form installation :)
00:20 <****> the documentroot / thing
00:20 <****> *from
00:20 <****> yes, I actually do a samba share , in case I ever get lazy
00:20 <****> but I don't try to write to the damn thing
00:20 <****> thumbs, megaspaz thank you for the answers i will try the solutions
00:21 <****> solutions? i don't give solutions... i specialize in confusion...
00:21 <****> what is this when I start it up: )No such file or directory: Failed to enable the 'httpready' Accept Filter
00:21 <****> sounds like an old fbsd thing
00:22 * megaspaz never remembers what the fix is for that...
00:22 <****> summon rici
00:22 <****> RICI RICI RICI RICI RICI RICI RICI COME TO ME!!!!!!
00:22 <****> httpready
00:22 <****> yeah its on fbsd
00:23 <****> google Failed to enable the 'httpready' Accept Filter
00:23 <****> Failed to enable the 'httpready' Accept Filter: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/04/23/freebsd-apache-http-accept-filter-error/
00:23 <****> not that hard, was it ?
00:23 <****> heh
00:23 <****> rub it some more
00:23 <****> :P
00:23 <****> is ther some sort of http accept filter I need to klload?
00:23 <****> confirms my suspicions about freebse users, once more :)
00:23 <****> "ohh it's so arcane, soo elite, it'll never be on Google"
00:24 <****> guess what: y'all have bin *caught up* by now :)
00:24 <****> even friggin apple runs it
00:31 <****> how can I monitor bandwidth usage of virtual hosts?
00:34 <****> bandwidth
00:34 <****> See mod_cband mod_bwshare mod_bw mod_evasive mod_limitipconn. mod_cband seems to be the most feature rich and well documented. Please share your experiences with any of these.
00:38 <****> thanks
00:38 * keith4_ pets fajita
00:38 * fajita purrs.
00:40 <****> hello. I have the following in my error log (http://pastebin.ca/774090) and I cannot find the modules in my system
00:41 <****> erstazi: ask in ##php
00:41 <****> erstazi: it's a php issue
00:41 <****> thumbs: arg
00:42 <****> thumbs: danke
00:47 <****> link to installing php?
00:48 <****> hollenjf: that depends on your distro
00:48 <****> hollenjf: did you install the binary package? did you compile from source?
00:49 <****> thumbs: installed from ports. Freebsd
00:50 <****> then install php from ports
00:50 <****> see #freebsd
00:50 <****> or #fbsd
01:00 <****> hi folks
01:00 <****> Don't forget the bots
01:00 <****> anyone got any idea what a "signal Bus Error(10)" means?
01:01 <****> hello
01:01 <****> I am getting an error when I try to access a folder on my computer the error log only has "Premature end of script headers: index.cgi"
01:01 <****> Shadowhand: that indicates a buggy package
01:02 <****> thumbs: buggy apache package?
01:02 <****> SiliconG: what does the error log say, exactly?
01:02 <****> or buggy PHP package?
01:02 <****> Shadowhand: yes.
01:02 <****> Shadowhand: perhaps both
01:02 <****> most likely php
01:02 <****> thumbs: so, in theory, upgrading PHP might fix it?
01:02 <****> it might.
01:03 <****> k
01:03 <****> thanks
01:03 <****> i'll try that
01:14 <****> thumbs: it says exactly "Premature end of script headers: index.cgi"
01:18 <****> SiliconG, what is index.cgi ?
01:18 <****> that is the main page of the app that I am setting up
01:19 <****> what's it written in?
01:21 <****> fajita: Premature end of script headers
01:21 <****> 'Premature end of script headers' means that the script either encountered an error, or is emitting a bogus HTTP header. Check out http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/FAQ.html#premature-script-headers or see suexec or see ScriptLog or see 500 or see cg-eye (diagnostic tool)
01:21 <****> SiliconG: ^^
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