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25 December 2007
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09:15 <****> debian
09:15 <****> debian is "we complicate it for you so you don't have to" or see /usr/share/doc/apache*/README.Debian* or http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DebianLikePlatform
09:16 <****> fajita i need mydomain.com/products/some_file to work as mydomain/products.php/some_file plz hlep
09:16 <****> kamal: what?
09:16 <****> multiviews
09:16 <****> multiviews is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#options or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_negotiation.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/content-negotiation.html
09:18 <****> lamp
09:18 <****> A lamp is a kind of light
09:18 <****> :/
09:18 <****> that's not very helpful
09:18 <****> that's not very helpful is it fajita
09:18 <****> lamp install
09:18 <****> bah.
09:18 <****> humbug
09:19 <****> you already installed the amp part
09:19 <****> well. i installed apache, tested it, a website loaded, installed mysql tested a database, tested a .php file and now what?
09:20 <****> well what about the L part?
09:20 <****> debian ?
09:20 <****> debian is "we complicate it for you so you don't have to" or see /usr/share/doc/apache*/README.Debian* or http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DebianLikePlatform
09:20 <****> fajita your links did not helped
09:20 <****> kamal: i'm not following you...
09:20 <****> ok, you have all the lamp parts, you are done
09:20 <****> go make something like a web page or something like that
09:21 <****> there's no need to install extra stuff for making php interface with mysql ?
09:21 <****> no
09:21 <****> it's built in
09:21 <****> fajita should i wait for a reply on my question
09:21 <****> kamal: huh?
09:21 <****> kamal, multiviews is what you want
09:22 <****> neither for php and apache?
09:22 <****> you already tested a php file and it worked
09:22 <****> no multiview
09:22 <****> multiviews
09:22 <****> multiviews is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#options or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_negotiation.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/content-negotiation.html
09:22 <****> i think URLREWRITE
09:23 <****> yea.. i called some info() function and it showed the configuration
09:23 <****> you dont need rewrite for /products/ to work as /products.php/
09:23 <****> that's done with multiviews
09:23 <****> ok you are done then
09:24 <****> pathinfo
09:24 <****> pathinfo is see AcceptPathInfo
09:24 <****> acceptpathinfo
09:24 <****> acceptpathinfo is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#acceptpathinfo
09:26 <****> go make a web page or something
09:26 <****> there is nothing more for you to do
09:44 <****> growltiger i saw the accepetpathinfo and rest..
09:45 <****> but am still not getting it to work
09:46 <****> all was working fine in the old server.. with ForceType ... but since i changed my server it is not working..plz help
09:50 <****> fajita / growltiger ...plz help..?
09:50 <****> i haven't a clue, kamals
09:50 <****> ok fajita... plz give me the code that i need to pase
09:51 <****> according to u
09:52 <****>
09:52 <****> #Options MultiViews
09:52 <****>
09:59 <****> Bah, Humbug
10:00 <****> is that commented out bit of configuration supposed to do something?
10:28 <****> Echo...echo...echo
11:35 <****> if i am connected dto a server via SSH, is there any way I can find out to see what type of CPU and RAM i am running on ?
11:38 <****> cat /proc/cpuinfo
11:38 <****> and the "free" command should show u how much memory
11:41 <****> if it says, 151656 on free
11:41 <****> is that like how many ram?
11:41 <****> 1.6 gb ?
11:48 <****> free -m
11:49 <****> friendlysys: free -m for megs free -g for gigs
12:20 <****> directive, which makes it accessible from LAN, but when clients connect from Internet (through another interface), they don't see my website
12:35 <****> virtualhost *:80
12:35 <****> virtualhost *:80 is /usually what you want in virtualhost directives<that way, when you add SSL, your existing vhosts won't break
12:35 <****> and
12:35 <****> listen
12:35 <****> Listen tells apache what IP address and port to listen to. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mpm_common.html#listen or see binding.
12:35 <****> oh, gone ...
12:36 * gryzor blames niq
12:36 <****> Bah, Humbug
12:37 <****> hehe
12:37 * gryzor praises niq
12:37 * niq backs away from gryzor
12:37 <****> niq: so tell him !
12:38 <****> probably figured it out by now
12:38 <****> ILyuha: did you find the solution to your problem ?
12:38 <****> you could do the honours ... oh, right
12:39 <****> gryzor: yes, thanks
12:39 * gryzor blames niq again
12:39 * niq finds an excellent quote for the blog
12:41 <****> is there a way to check what type of harddrive the server im on is using?
12:41 <****> dmesg
12:45 <****> dmesg | egrep '(hd|sd)'
12:52 <****> someone got info on all the files for httpd in debian distro ?
12:53 <****> default layout
12:53 <****> Pop along to http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DistrosDefaultLayout for an idea on where the main distros place Apache files.
12:53 <****> k
14:16 <****> [Tue Dec 25 12:03:59 2007] [error] [client 75.125.47.162] File does not exist: /home/admin/domains/domain.com/public_html/http: <<< is that some kiddie script trying to execute a vurnability?
14:20 <****> I can't get this subdomain working. I added it as a new VirtualHost.... is there something else I need to do? I can get other sites working.
14:36 <****> hey, setting "DocumentRoot /var/www/htdocs" has no effect; apache2 still has document root as /var/www, even after restart of apache. i'm running debian etch, apache version 2.2.3.
14:40 <****> y - did you create an A record for it?
14:41 <****> hahahaha
14:41 <****> of course not!
14:41 <****> That would have required sense.
14:46 <****> dev.easilyamusedinc.com work for anyone?
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