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25 December 2007
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19:43 <****> megaspaz: huh?
19:43 <****> eggsackly
19:44 <****> :p
19:45 <****> :D
19:45 <****> spaztastically!
19:45 <****> indeedilly!
19:46 * gryzor throws egg at megaspaz
19:46 <****> :D
19:46 <****> :P~
19:48 <****> gryzor: fajita: thank you
19:49 <****> thanks for all the eggs!
19:51 <****> i'm running apache on a winbox and my internect connection is on a debian box connection eth0 of IP 10.0.0.1 , i'm asking how to portforward hte 80 port from the debian box to the winbox , at the time the 2 boxes connected via 2 wlan interfaces in a ad-hoc mode with IPs 192.168.0.1/2
19:51 <****> o.O
19:51 <****> Poke!
19:52 <****> what could be the nat inside/outside entries in my router configs /
19:53 <****> portforward.com
19:54 <****> fajita: portforward
19:54 <****> portforward is http://portforward.com/
19:54 <****> from the router end, the only thing that really matters is your lan ip of the server machine
19:55 <****> megaspaz: the one that has the apache installed on ?
19:57 <****> ..?
19:58 <****> no the one where you've got your trojan installed... whatever machine you want the outside world to connect to...
19:59 <****> :-/
20:00 <****> trojan!? :O
20:00 <****> :p
20:00 <****> yeh... you know... the ribbed for her pleasure one...
20:00 <****> :P
20:02 <****> ;p
20:09 <****> yango \o/
20:09 <****> sweet as a mango doing the tango! it's yango!
20:09 <****> haha
20:10 <****> Daveman! /o\¬
20:34 <****> Heya, can't get my subdomain working and I entered a new vhost for it, as well as made an A record.
20:34 <****> What could be wrong? It just gives me 'can't find server'
20:34 <****> woops. nevermind
20:34 <****> works fine. ok, bye bye.
21:09 <****> hi, Im trying to build apache on unix from src, but it keeps failing at make, and gives some strange output http://pastebin.ca/832095
21:10 <****> it didnt do this last time I built it
21:17 <****> corrupted source?
21:18 <****> I downloaded it again
21:18 <****> same problem
21:56 <****> In Apache 2.2, is there any way to make it so cgi-bin is treated as a normal directory?
21:57 <****> With the CGI module loaded, I get forbidden if I try to access it, if it's not loaded, I get 404'd
22:02 <****> I have installed php5, apachae 2.0.59 and mysql 4.1 on my computer, and I have registered a domain name, what are the steps I need to release a site hosted on my home pc to the internet? is there a website with step by step instructions?
22:21 <****> sean709 i'm not sure if theres a site for such big title, but if you'll look for specific tasks you want to achieve, you could find plenty of guides
22:32 <****> i have just installed apache on a windows machine with the intent of using is as a reverse proxy. i have modified the httpd.conf to load the mod_proxy.so, mod_proxy_http.so modules, and also added the line "ProxyPass /apple/ http://www.apple.com/" as a test. however this does not work, in my error file i get the following: [Tue Dec 25 21:20:16 2007] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not...
22:32 <****> ...exist: C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs/apple
22:41 <****> reverse proxy
22:41 <****> reverse proxy is http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
22:41 <****> michael___: ^
22:41 <****> i will look that up
22:47 <****> jMCg: Hi ;-) Merry Christmas
22:55 <****> im hosting two sites on one server via virtualhosting. when i type local ip in my browser it brings up site 1. how would i view site 2?
22:55 <****> add it to your /etc/hosts file, and surf to it by name
22:57 <****> ah ok
22:59 <****> twobee: bah!
22:59 <****> would i put the local ip or the loopback ip?
23:00 <****> twobee: I mean, why thank you! Same to you!
23:00 <****> jMCg: ;-P
23:00 * megaspaz suggests trying 127.0.0.1
23:01 <****> or the lan ip if you want other puters on the network to be able to view the second site
23:01 <****> viva la gryzor!
23:01 <****> on all the other puter's /etc/hosts file that is...
23:01 <****> or configure bind
23:02 <****> or... viva la gryzor!
23:03 <****> ya
23:03 <****> megaspaz: thanks
23:06 * megaspaz blames jMCg
23:07 <****> Evening folks. I'm looking for an Apache module, which only is logging POST data to a separate file. Is there such a module? :)
23:08 <****> modsecurity1.X will log post data
23:08 <****> drb was trying to figure out how to do it with modsec2...
23:08 <****> i wonder how that went...
23:09 <****> I'm ideally looking for a module which only logs POST data, because mod_security seems to be overkill for me
23:09 <****> that's the only thing out there that i know of
23:09 <****>
23:09 <****> *shrugs*
23:10 <****> no one said you had to use all of modsec's crap...
23:10 <****> *shrugs*
23:10 <****> modsec1 will do what you're looking for though
23:10 <****> you know what I mean.
23:10 <****> yes, but if modsec1 has a security bug (as it has currently IIRC), this won't be fixed likely
23:13 <****> rsc: you can write your own module to do that if you are proficient in C and have a couple of spare afternoons
23:13 <****> I've/I'm neither nor ;)
23:13 <****> then I guess you're stuck with mod_security ;)
23:13 <****> there's patches for the asciiz post bypass if that's what you're concerned about
23:14 <****> megaspaz: URL?
23:14 <****> http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/22831/solution
23:14 <****> if you're using at least 1.9.4
23:15 <****> http://www.modsecurity.org/download/modsec-1_9_4-asciiz.patch
23:21 <****> megaspaz: am I allowed to ask how you're configured modsec1 for POST logging only?
23:35 <****> i've looked at the reverse proxy link and everything in my httpd.conf is the same as suggested, everything should just start working apparently. it looks like apache is not trying to act as a proxy, but instead is looking for a file on my computer
23:36 <****> context
23:36 <****> context is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/directive-dict.html#Context or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/directive-dict.html#Context or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/directive-dict.html#Context
23:37 <****> Hello. Any good and simple DAVS client?
23:38 <****> netcat?
23:38 <****> netcat is fthe swiss army knife of network tools, or see http://www.atstake.com/research/tools/network_utilities/
23:39 <****> jMCg, haha :-|
23:41 <****> cadaver
23:41 <****> cadaver is http://webdav.org/cadaver or a simple command-line DAV client
23:41 <****> yango, thank you
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