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30 December 2007
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03:57 <****> hi there people, Im on a shared host, the server run under www-data they allow have CGI, Im learning some, the problem that I have, is that the scipts that I use (pylons) when runned via CGI they run as www-data, and not my user, thus causing that manually I modify the values of permisions from -rw------- or -rw-r--r-- to 755
03:57 <****> how you solve that?
03:58 <****> or how I handle for not need to manually do the chmod 755 path/*
03:59 <****> those files are supposed to be generated by the CGI when running from www-data, instead I need to get into a pylons shell, generate the files first and chmod the generated files
04:09 <****> hello, do you guys know what's the RewriteRule to be able to use /my/path instead of /index.php/my/path ?
04:14 <****> andresj: httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_rewrite.html
04:26 <****> ok 12 minutes searching for the solution already :)
04:30 <****> the user www-data has group www-data, if I add to user www-data the group users, it will be able to write user directories (ie, like when running a CGI that run under www-data)?
04:31 <****> tyoc, depends on the permissions of the user directories
04:32 <****> how they should be for www-data user to be able to write?
04:33 <****> they should be x6x?
04:34 <****> don't know about the numbers, but 'rwxr-xr-x' is non-group-writable. 'rwxrwxr-x' is group-writable
04:34 <****> `chmod -R g+w`
04:34 <****> but note that
04:34 <****> note that is 5is more than an hour between the 2nd and 3rd entries.
04:35 <****> note that if you make them group-writable, all users belonging to group user (most users) will be able to write to each other
04:39 <****> Hi, I have enabled the mod_rewrite in my apache.conf, but it seems for every silverstripe or CMS installation, i get an error saying that I have to enabled my mod_rewrite. What is wrong?
04:41 <****> sangprabo: maybe it wants you to set AllowOverride or Options to be able to use rewrite in .htaccess?
04:43 <****> Covener: Thanks for your response. So, for every single installation, I have to do that ? Or, are there any other way to make it simple? *please forgive my bad english*
04:53 <****> hi
04:53 <****> hi!
04:53 <****> wb
04:53 <****> hello! How are you today??
04:54 <****> According to my Apache access logs, Google _finally_ accessed my site, but nothing is showing up yet :( How long does it take from the time Googlebot accesses a web site to when the accessed pages show up on Google?
04:56 <****> try #google
04:57 <****> there's only 12 people there...
05:00 <****> how long does it take?
05:12 <****> Google just visited another page... does anyone know how long it will be until those pages appear in Google?
05:12 <****> just visited another page... does anyone know how long it will be until those pages appear in Google: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum30/27578-3-30.htm
05:49 <****> good god... what a google whore...
05:50 <****> coke it up and whore it out must be his motto
05:50 <****> heh
05:50 <****> crack is whack
06:15 <****> hey i have a zope site at localhost:8080/folder. I want apache to serve it at localhost:80/. is there an easy to follow how to for this since it seems fairly simple?
06:19 <****> fajita: reverse proxy
06:19 <****> reverse proxy is http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
06:46 <****> megaspaz, wow are you kidding?
06:46 <****> all that configuration just to do something so simple?
06:47 <****> im tring to setup a directive so that i can access /usr/local/www/postfixadmin
06:47 <****> what would it look like ?
06:47 <****> just a simple one
06:47 <****> and it leads to all these issues with compression and encryption
06:47 <****> ugh
06:47 <****> :S
06:47 <****> http://www.mydomain.com/postfixadmin
06:47 <****> i want it to appear like that
06:50 <****> hwo do i do it
06:53 <****> hey guys, so I'm using mod_proxy_ajp, and its going to an app that takes over the root context, but I'd like to serve images directly from the webserver.. is there a way to tell the mod_proxy_ajp ProxyPass stuff to ignore a certain directory?
06:54 <****> How do you turn on PHP error checking using .htaccess? I have tried using php_flag display_errors 1 at the very top of the .htaccess, but it does not work.
06:55 <****>
06:55 <****> This has to do with apache though, since it is in the .htaccess.
06:55 <****> it has nothing to do with apache since it's not an apache directive
06:55 <****> it's a php directive
06:55 <****> ok.
06:55 <****> so no ideas on my mod_proxy issue eh?
06:57 <****> something weird is going on
06:57 <****> igot the directry there
06:57 <****> but its showing an index
06:57 <****> not bringing up the .htpasswd
06:57 <****> kinabalu: sorry nope. i looked at the docs for mod_proxy_ajp once... and while it's great for a dev, it does absolutely nothing for actually configuring the module...
06:58 * megaspaz just uses a plain http reverse proxy with tomcat...
06:58 <****> i think the problem is similar
06:58 <****> its just proxypass
06:58 <****> then i guess try the ! char
06:58 <****> oh?
06:58 <****> something like ProxyPass !do_not_proxy_this_location
06:58 <****> so I've got a proxypass / ajp://blah:8009/
06:59 <****> something like that
06:59 <****> oh
06:59 <****> something like ProxyPass do_not_proxy_this_location !
06:59 <****> it should be in the docs
06:59 <****> fajita: proxypass
06:59 <****> proxypass is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypass
06:59 <****> i'll check the docs
06:59 <****> The ! directive is useful in situations where you don't want to reverse-proxy a subdirectory, e.g.
06:59 <****> i already had it that way, megaspaz.
06:59 <****> ProxyPass /mirror/foo/i !
07:00 <****> fajita: forget the ! directive
07:00 <****> megaspaz: I forgot ! directive
07:00 <****> kinabalu: ^^
07:00 <****> megaspaz: ahhh
07:00 <****> Order is important: exclusions must come before the general ProxyPass directive.
07:01 <****> still not sure how that works out with mod_proxy_ajp though...
07:01 <****> ah nvm
07:01 <****> should work out fine
07:01 <****> heh i hate this
07:02 <****> i dont know what causeing it
07:02 <****> Naphidia: repeat your issue again.... i'm lazy and don't want to scroll up
07:02 <****> well
07:02 <****> i set up a directive
07:02 <****> and i made a symbolic link to /usr/local/www/postfixadmin
07:03 <****> and?
07:03 <****> so when i go to http://mydomain.com/postfixadmin
07:03 <****> anyways when i go there it just gives a directory index
07:03 <****> it should bring up the login page for postfixadmin
07:03 <****> i would dump the symlink and use an alias instead
07:03 <****> how does one add an alias i tried that and it said it didnt like it
07:03 <****> block all the stuff you need
07:03 <****> im useing freebsd port apache22
07:04 <****> Naphidia: you're doing this in the main config right?
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