#apache
27 December 2007
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04:48 <****> mod_mono isn't what you are looking for
04:48 <****> $number = 5 does $number++++++ mean 8?
04:49 <****> ...
04:49 <****> Did I miss something? Or is fajita suddenly a CS-oriented game show host?
04:50 <****> tomcat looks real bloated.
04:50 <****> TimMc: fajita has many hats
04:50 <****> hwdyki: lovely isn't it?
04:50 <****> :P
04:50 <****> hwdyki: In the manual, they call that feature-enhanced
04:50 <****> stinks
04:51 <****> pretty much the standard, free way of serving up jsp pages...
04:52 <****> isn't it slow?
04:52 <****> mod_mono, the last I checked, still had a long way to come before being able to offer full asp.net support.
04:53 <****> will always have a way to go...
04:53 <****> maybe i should stick to lamp.
04:54 <****> hwdyki: LAMP gives me the warm fuzzies. :-)
04:54 <****> I'm still trying to convince people that there is nothing that can be done with aspx that can't be done cheaper with jsp, php, any flavor of cgi that you can possibl imagine, etc... But they all want to be able go use the latest FP clone, Web Expressions, or whatever the hell it is called.
04:56 <****> That's a wonderful reason *not* to use aspx.
04:56 <****> Then they call and complain that I'm not using IIS and don't want to listen when I tell them that I use Apache because their site integrity really is important to me...
04:57 <****> Just thinking about it makes me want a beer.
04:58 <****> Apparently my supervisors don't appreciate it when I tell "problem" clients to go find a host with a 2k3 server.
05:06 <****> when my mac computer starts up apache is already on by default. Anyway to change this?
05:07 <****> I know that OSX is based on BSD, but I'm not sure what the equivalent of /etc/services is.
05:07 <****> ross_: You might check in #osx
05:08 <****> enkidu_ak: ross_: whats in /etc/services?
05:14 <****> ross_: Well, it doesn't matter anyway. Way back when, before daemonized processes became the big thing, net services were all ran through one daemon, inetd.
05:15 <****> ahh ok
05:15 <****> thanks though
05:15 <****> ross_: /etc/services defined which services were going to be called by inetd.
05:17 <****> enkidu_ak: ross_: fyi... i found it in /Library/LaunchDaemons
05:17 <****> Cool, so long as you found it
05:19 <****> I can promise you that OSX has some nifty gui for controlling such things which is going to behave in a much more predictable fashion that running around in their command line.
05:20 <****> yeah, but since my install of apache is through macports instead of using the install that comes with leopard i dont think i have a gui for it
05:20 <****> It's still called the same way as any other service, right?
05:21 <****> ive been calling it through the cli
05:21 <****> Oh
05:21 <****> Eh, didn't we start this with you stating that Apache was always on when you booted up?
05:21 <****> yes
05:21 <****> Or is it time for me to take my meds again?
05:22 <****> apparently when i installed apache through macports it loaded it in the launchdaemons along with mysql all i had to do with unlist it
05:23 <****> Alright, that means that it is already being called at startup by whatever service in leopard is responsible for calling such things. Identify that component and you will have all the ansqwers.
05:23 <****> Oh
05:25 <****> I wonder why they would put that under Library...
05:25 <****> hmmm... no idea
05:27 <****> Ah, another Seattle Comcast user. My friend John is always telling me war stories of his days working for Comcast...
05:27 <****> /Library/startupitems
05:27 <****> something like that
05:28 <****> there's also a /System/Library/StartupItems as well
05:29 <****> ohh ok
05:29 <****> everywhere i look though, this is where apache and mysql startups are suppose to be
05:29 <****> comcast == evil
05:30 <****> I don't know. I see Library and I am thinking runtime or compile-time libraries. QT and glibc belong in a directory called Library; but startup scripts?
05:30 <****> It's just wrong...
05:31 <****> yeah, i agree
05:31 <****> thanks for your assistance though. have a nice night
05:31 <****> Good night
05:31 <****> Sleep tight.
05:32 <****> fajita: Hush
05:32 * fajita sulks
05:32 <****> fajita: wow
05:32 <****> is there a quick way to make apache listen and accept connections on all ports?
05:32 <****> fajita: wow
05:32 <****> guys, what's the RIGHT CLICK ascii code?
05:32 <****> question: I want all sites *.domain.com to go to the dame thing (virtualhost) . like a serveralias, but for *
05:32 <****> mac uses glibc?
05:32 <****> how do I do that?
05:32 <****> hwdyki: yeh
05:32 <****> I use "mod_userdir.conf" to control web dir. access with "Options Indexes Multiviews". Tho, this setting allows dir browsing/content listing with not index.html in them, the dirs. . What conf directive controls dir. access/view/listing ?
05:33 <****> *with no index.html :)
05:33 <****> Options -Indexes
05:33 <****> Options -Indexes turns off directory indexing. Ask me about mod_autoindex and Options for more details.
05:33 <****> megaspaz: thanx, I'll try :)
05:33 <****> hey guys
05:33 <****> anyone?
05:33 <****> does mod_security make site load slower?
05:33 <****> anyone what?
05:34 <****> kb3llm_macbook: i think people are re-reading your question and still going wtf????
05:34 <****> megaspaz: ?
05:34 <****> try rephrasing your question to something that makes sense
05:35 <****> like ANYTHING.domain.com
05:35 <****> rather than just www.domain.com or domain.com
05:35 <****> and what's wrong with serveralias?
05:36 <****> he just wants sub domains
05:36 <****> megaspaz: i want it to work for all subdomains
05:36 <****> to fill his desires
05:36 <****> ServerName domain.com ... ServerAlias *.domain.com
05:36 <****> megaspaz: thanks again, it worked indeed :)
05:36 <****> wha?
05:36 <****> those 2 directives take care of everything *.domain.com
05:36 <****> May god have mercy on your soul
05:37 <****> as well as domian.com
05:37 <****> i've also made the assumption that Anything.domain.com actually resolves...
05:37 <****> *shrugs*
06:21 <****> I found out what my issue was regarding the medibuntu repo
06:22 <****> debian
06:22 <****> 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
06:22 <****> I don't need the ubuntu apache package, growltiger :p
06:23 <****> use the source
06:24 <****> It's a long story. The short version is that I was trying to access the medibuntu repositories and got stopped, partially because of some bad forwarding on their end, but mostly because I am connecting from a hospital bed and am limited by their uncomortably restrictive use policies.
06:24 <****> I'm having lots of trouble figuring out how CGI sessions work... this is my code and result: http://omploader.org/vOWt2 - I can't seem to be able to store anything in the session...
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