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27 December 2007
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--- Log opened Thu Dec 27 00:00:51 2007
00:14 <****> Im trying to pass a variable through a ProxyPass directive... is that possuble ? And whats the syntax? Im currently using ProxyPass /*-theme for example
00:27 <****> it seems like this would be a simple syntax issue but I havent figure it out
02:29 <****> hi - i'm trying to set up a WAP site with apache2 - I have the mimetypes set up, and index.wml in the defaults, and an index.wml at top level, but i think i'm missing something - my WAP browser doesn't like it
02:30 <****> hi
02:30 <****> what's up, shwouchk.
02:30 <****>' not configured <-- when I try to authenticate (digest) for svn
02:31 <****> 2.2.6-r5
02:32 <****> what do i need to do to get apache to correctly serve up wml (WAP) pages?
02:45 <****> hello
02:45 <****> anyone active?
02:45 <****> yep
02:45 <****> hey all
02:45 <****> All is not in today, FuriousGeorge
02:46 <****> it seems mod_rewrite isnt working by default. i dont ever remember needing to mess with that
02:46 <****> that's in gentoo
02:46 <****> i see the loadmodule directive for mod_rewrite.so in httpd.conf...
02:46 <****> im not sure what could be causing this... anyone got an idea?
02:49 <****> is that a ##php question?
02:50 <****> I don't think so
02:50 <****> but it's a hard question to answer.
02:50 <****> (re: mod_rewrite, that is)
02:51 <****> what happened to ##php ?
02:51 <****> seems to be flooded :p
02:51 <****> only if you haven't identified to nickserv
02:52 <****> I want to find out more about the Apache feature that lets you do this: /wiki/index.php/Main_Page
02:53 <****> It's extremely useful, but I don't even know how to *begin* searching for documentation.
02:53 <****> Specifically, I'm interested in what filetypes are allowed to have trailing path components. Javascript isn't, for example.
02:54 <****> Has anybody worked with this feature?
02:55 <****> TimMc: i think its mod_rewrite, isnt it?
02:55 <****> to rewrite urls on the fly
02:55 <****> I don't think so.
02:55 <****> I mean, if you use mod_rewrite you can just have this: /wiki/Main_Page
02:55 <****> content negotiation
02:55 <****> content negotiation is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/content-negotiation.html
02:56 <****> multiviews
02:56 <****> 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
02:56 <****> TimMc: yeah regarding that, im upgrading apache i realized im running 2.0.?
02:56 <****> Is there anyone active who has experience with name-based virtual hosts? I'm about to go nuts if I don't figure this out
02:57 <****> elaborate
02:57 <****> You make no sense, try to rephrase your question and elaborate on what you want, what you tried, and what didn't work (paste the error message you see in the error log, usually named error_log or error.log). Also tell us what platform you are on and what version of apache you are using.
02:57 <****> brooksbp: Yeah, I have those running on my laptop (if you're talking about what I think you're talking about)
02:57 <****> name based vhost isn't that difficult
02:57 <****> a few pitfalls though
02:57 <****> megaspaz: It's easy to get wrong, though!
02:57 <****> brooksbp: pull yourself together and post confs on a pastebin somewhere
02:58 <****> I have one IP address, one server, TWO name hosts, TWO sites... and I can't set up a vhost to save my life...
02:58 <****> here's my httpd.conf
02:58 <****> http://rafb.net/p/dVbvjS22.html
02:58 <****> The problem...
02:58 <****> the problem is that the ldap support in 2.0, doesn't seem to want to fall back to PAM when the LDAP query fails
02:58 <****> what distro are you on?
02:58 <****> is that the sub pages wont display... like if i enter the hosts it'll go to the appropriate DocRoot... but if i navigate away it wont work
02:59 <****> ubuntu 7.04 apache2
02:59 <****> using ubuntu's apache package?
02:59 <****> live example: http://ncf.colorado.edu/ and click on one of the navigations like New... it wont show
02:59 <****> apache2+ i presume?
02:59 <****> 2.2.3
03:00 <****> I don't understand why http://ncf.colorado.edu/news wont work
03:00 <****> if you're using ubuntu's apache package, then your vhosts are defined in sites-enabled
03:00 <****> also.. what's up with those
03:00 <****> heh
03:00 <****> you probably don't want to deal with httpd.conf
03:01 <****> basically stick your vhost configs in 000-default in sites-enabled
03:01 <****> basically i would just like someone to tell me what I should do in my situation
03:01 <****> what should I put in httpd.conf then
03:01 <****> nothing
03:01 <****> nothing is _ALWAYS_ a wrong answer/description.
03:01 <****> shush, fajita
03:01 <****> TimMc: sorry...
03:01 <****> ubuntu decided for your "benefit" not to put anything in httpd.conf
03:01 <****> well debian decided that is...
03:02 <****> so put nothing in httpd.conf and put my vhosts in 000-default
03:02 <****> 000-default already has a namevirtualhost * so you don't need that again...
03:02 <****> whats diff between sites-enabled and sites-avail??
03:02 <****> brooksbp: basically, yes.
03:02 <****> brooksbp: Put each of your vhosts in a file, one vhost per file, in /etc/apache2/sites-available
03:02 <****> brooksbp:
03:02 <****> sites-enabled are loaded vhosts
03:02 <****> well i fucked with my 000-default already
03:02 <****> http://pastebin.ca/833255
03:02 <****> sites-available are vhost configs that may or may not be loaded
03:03 <****> Then create softlinks in sites-enabled to the files in sites-available
03:03 <****> fajita: a2ensite
03:03 <****> a2ensite is supposed to make it easier to create vhosts
03:03 <****> that's a debianism for enabling vhosts
03:03 <****> here's my 000-default.... basically same as httpd.conf... still doesn't work
03:03 <****> http://rafb.net/p/VzpK1I16.html
03:04 <****> did you restart apache?
03:04 <****> yeah
03:04 <****> and you took out the stuff in httpd.conf?
03:04 <****> what's the output of apache2 -S
03:05 <****> should i clear httpd.conf though???
03:05 <****> and the news dir is in the docroot?
03:05 <****> brooksbp: yes, for the 3rd time
03:05 <****> when in debian, do what the debians do
03:05 <****> sumthin like that...
03:05 <****> megaspaz: yes everything lives within docroots
03:06 <****> so you have /var/www/news
03:06 <****> yes...
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