Ive got Apache webmail web hosting 224 working with Tomcat 5523 using mod_jk 1223 but for some reason it is 4X slower than just serving

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a2dismod /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_log_config.so ?

no, comment out the line

will do, thanks

why do debian users think of such complicated metthods?
did you add a NameVirtualHost line?

not sure just for the headaches im sure

faq1

exactly. For example, NameVirtualHost *:80 must be used with VirtualHost *:80

debian

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/Platform/DebianLike

I only added an ip address as namevirtualhost.. so I guess i will need to add *.websitea.com there also

line 189 is "include httpd.conf"...dont' i need it?

I don't recommend you use that line, jrots
use VirtualHost *:80 and NameVirtualHost *:80 instead
if httpd.conf has anything useful, don't comment it out, obviously

ok thx!

okay well commenting out httpd and modules brings back can't find servername errors
yay

so some config file is setting invalid servername's
fix it.

If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.

what OS's are less complicated? i was always taught that deb was close to what the developers intended
although my experience has been to the contrary

the distribution might be OK. Their httpd package is the worst ever created.

ahh

except for apache, debian has worked great for me

I recommend you compile apache from sauce on debian.

worchestershire ?

heh

debian's a good base but they half screwup some packages...

only half ?

the other kind of half... but good point lol

more than half
debian--

karma debian

debian has karma of -271

debian--

freebsd is the least complicated

Fajita, Daveman is back like crack!

...but daveman is back. or not demanding, I just wish you to note the blatant fact. or a happy whiner or hot 'n spicy...

HELLO THUMBS.

fajita no, http://www.europe.htc.com/products/htctouch.html

huh?

heheh
damn Koversation
Fajitan no, Daveman is back like crack!
Fajita no, Daveman is back like crack!

...but daveman is back. or not demanding, I just wish you to note the blatant fact. or a happy whiner or hot 'n spicy...

jee-sus

daveman

what?

sorry, she's abit stubborn today
Daveman

a2ensite to enable, what is disable?

guys i am using mod_proxy and i am trying to port forward to 8080 through apache

ask #debian

stopher a2disite ?

any help i am unable to do so

Yes, hellp again, Adapter.

mod_speling ?

mod_speling is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_speling.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_speling.html

heh

Just don't let the spaz know I'm back

daveman try it again yourself, now
erm.. too late
summon megaspaz

MEGASPAZ MEGASPAZ MEGASPAZ MEGASPAZ MEGASPAZ MEGASPAZ MEGASPAZ COME TO ME!!!!!!

summon megaspaz Daveman is back

MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK MEGASPAZ DAVEMAN IS BACK COME TO ME!!!!!!

it's their mess. We don't care about debian.

noooooooooooo

you do.

http://rafb.net/p/eUNszF35.html
this is my config
http://rafb.net/p/eUNszF35.html any help for mod_proxy

How is Canadia?

sigh. Daveman's at it again

canadia ?

wonder if that mod will ever be spelt right..

Gibbonz it is spelt exactly right

can someone help with an apache2 question?

ask

If you have an apache related question, please go ahead and ask it. We will not beat it out of you. We won't bite you either, at least until we get to know you better

thumbs, no warm welcome, my friend?

fajita bite jase1982

excuse me?

oww come ON

thumbs, http://rafb.net/p/eUNszF35.html is this fine for mod_proxy??

just to show he's among friends, and all that

I don't know. I don't do proxies.

adpatr, what do you say?

I can't restart the service anymore useing the command apache2 -k restart. It errors with command not found?

then provide the proper command.

jase1982 use apache2ctl restart

anyone use mod_proxy???
or integrate tomact with apache??
+tomcat

~ adaptr ~ same error

mod_proxy_ajp

mod_proxy_ajp is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy_ajp.html http://people.apache.org/~mturk/docs/article/ftwai.html

what distro are you using, exactly?

read the second article.

debian 4.0

s/article/link/

default layout

Pop along to http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DistrosDefaultLayout for an idea on where the main distros place Apache files.

read that ^^

ok ill have a look

jMCG it is not opening

Ah... right... people.a.o is down.. for some reason...

servertokens http://wootgnu.org/voldmar/phpsysinfo/

Apache

servertokens http://wootgnu.org/voldmar/phpsysinfo/

Apache/2.2.4 (Gentoo) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.4 OpenSSL/0.9.8d PHP/5.2.2-pl1-gentoo with Suhosin-Patch

of course, it's patched

hehe yay gentoo!

gentoo ricers would not have it otherwise

neh

/clear
yep

why clear your screen?

i do it all the time
without thinking to it
obssessionnal compulsive operation
dunno

I've got Apache 2.2.4 working with Tomcat 5.5.23 using mod_jk 1.2.23, but for some reason it is 4X slower than just serving pages straight from Tomcat. I googled for a fix, but the only thing I found was that changing the log level from 'debug' to 'error' can make a big difference (it was ~10X slower before I made this change). Can someone point me in the right direction?

hello

hi!

hello! How are you today??

I just installed fedora and Apache, but when I visit my ip, I get nothing back, how can I turn it on?

service start httpd

ok thanks
[Gargantua@S01060015f25bdf89 ~]$ service start httpd
service: command not found

you are not root or you are not using chkconfig
you can start it manually then with apachectl start

[root@S01060015f25bdf89 Gargantua]# apachectl start
apachectl: command not found

well you are going to have to find it and use the full path
type locate apachectl
then type the full path to it + start

[root@S01060015f25bdf89 Gargantua]# locate apachectl
can not open `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db': No such file or directory
I'm beginging to think I dont have it installed

whereis apachectl

type updatedb
then wait a bit
then you can locate it

[root@S01060015f25bdf89 Gargantua]# whereis apachectl
/usr/sbin/apachectl /usr/share/man/man8/apachectl.8.gz
updatedb isn't doing anything

yes it is
it takes a while the first time
anyways you need to type /usr/sbin/apachectl start

I did dbupdate, it took a bit, then it just took me back to command prompt.

well, now you can use locate to find things

locate apachectl?

you already found the path with whereis

hi!

hello! How are you today??

the apache
the user can make upload of archives with the owner being
?

apache dont do uploads
use ftp or scp

LInksys website sucks.

go to http://www.openwrt.org instead

can i get help what comes to named.conf?

nope, in #bind you can

ok thx

?
he asks that everyday

that mac character is retarded.

thumbs... u get that ssi working
or was that someone else

no you're mistaken.

adaptr,

adaptr, is this my initiation into the helpdesk?

fajita,

sorry...

O_o

can you test my serv
2 seconds
?

fajita is initiated? Like Magicans or Technomancers in Shadowrun?

what is your url?

http://phplinux.no-ip.org:2007/

shadowrun on SNES is pretty great

thumbs,

thumbs, is not redirecting correctly

http://phplinux.no-ip.org:2007/

you play the version on sega?

it was very very different IIRC

Covener, does that have anything to do with the PnP RPG?

not even the same genre -- yeah it's based on the paper/pencil RPG
although I was never really exposed to the RPG

thumbs, its works??

the sega version, was you take on jobs and action sequenses was a top-down 3rd person view
and decking was just you flinging program icons at the ICE

decking was a little minigame kind of thing on SNES

there's a shadowrun game for either the ps3 or xbox360... i can't remember which one...
yeah, same as on sega

i dunno where I got the idea they were so different

it's possible they had 2 game houses do the different platform games
which it could be different
i've never had an snes, so i don't know what the game on snes is like

emulators make the decking stuff a lot easier

the sega version had this cool cheat where you could have all the nuyen and abilities

Is there a way to cap Apache's performance? I mean, it's now three times hiked our server loads up to 50

bandwidth

bandwidth is see netnice mod_bandwidth mod_throttle mod_bwshare mod_cband mod_bw mod_tsunami mod_evasive mod_limitipconn/please share your experiences with any of these

or you can apachectl stop to cap the performance to 0
:P

Or rather, what could cause such load hikes?
And heh :P

getting /.'ed or dugg

Mm, no..
They're random spikes that go up to 50 or so, and stay there until apache is force-restarted

mebbe some cron log rotation
on a lot of log files
dunno

Neither do I

could be lots of reasons
internal or external

maybe individual php threads spinning

Well, alright... Is there any way to get the Apache "server-status" dumped into a file or something?

ooh... running php with worker and not making sure whatever 3rd party php hosting stuff is thread safe? ruh roh

filename

megaspaz, running prefork
And I've 300 or so customers, can't reeeeally check their scripts.
jMCg, I can't touch the server hosting when the load's 50 or so, it doesn't respond at all

and of course customers always think their php scripts don't stink...

you have a problem.

Really? :P

what hardware do you have there -- how many requests?

It's around 50 req/s at the crash times, and it's.. a basic Linux box, nothing fancy
1.66 ghz athlon

you got the basics of the system set up?
dma on the hdd?
etc...

Yeah, it's been working fine, we recently had 400 days of uptime and all
But recently it's been unstable

if you use prefork, does that mean each httpd process handles one client at a time ?

any recent kernel upgrades?

400 days?
What kernel?

kernel is ubw limited. (Linux 2.4 he says...hehe. That's what you get using a kernel written by a bunch of 19 yr olds. g),spitting out 'Treason Uncovered' errors also

whats the minumum required cpu/mem for a small svn server?

Not much.
2.6.18-4

and i'm sure you can use less than that

... small = 1-2 persons doing about maybe 15 updartes each per day?
b... small = 1-2 persons doing about maybe 15 updartes each per day?/b

yeah, you can use less than what i have
quite a bit less

I want to use my now busted MCE, 2.4ghz 1gb with ESX with one windows image for running vs.net over terminal server and svn in a small gentoo fedora linux vm
I was thing about 256mb for the gentoo and the rest for win2k?

If you're only running SVN, and not even Apache with it

oh ok... not sure about the windows and the vs.net

I'd say 128 mb would be fine

I want to give the wondows all the ram i can spare... it ift moderatly slow its ok though

hi, i got a small problem, how to enable .htaccess files?

allowoverride

AllowOverride tells Apache what things you wish to permit in .htaccess files. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#allowoverride

ty
oh, i knew that its just that i cant find the file to add it in
the httpd.conf file is 0kb

AccessFileName is what enables it

no. AccessFileName is what names it.

you dont _have_ to name it httaccess

[though I would dare claim that .htaccess is default]
AccessFileName

AccessFileName is zhttp://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/core.html#accessfilename or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#accessfilename

does a httpd process handle one client/broswer at a time

try removing that line and see if they work

read the documentation.
no.

so if I see 10 httpd connections in top, they could be handling 100 simultanois requests between them ?
for graphics, js, css html etc amounst say 20 clients ?

mpm_common

mpm_common is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_common.html

And also
performance

performance is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/perf-tuning.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/misc/perf-tuning.html

Im using prefork mode though

*shrug*

so I guess that if 50 people come along exactly the same time, does it not fork 50 httpd process, one for each of them

Unless you tell it to do so.

they serve multiple connections (one at a time) before dying\
thats what it says in that document you just pasted in here
performance

performance is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/perf-tuning.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/misc/perf-tuning.html

read the Appendix
I new it worked like that

what problem are you trying to solve?

he's not

I am
basically I have say 50 users come along at exactly the same time

and?

That's not a problem.

you can easily do it with ab

Im using prefork as I need the stability for some of the php modules hat dont support threading

you running worker with mod_php?

I can only type so much at once dude...

nope
^^

pussy :P

lol

THIS IS UNIX!
We type all day long.

who cares what the settings aslong as it works fine i'm happy

/usr/local/Apache2.2.X/bin/ab -c 50 -n 50 http://localhost/

each httpd process I have for the 50 clients takes up 15Meg

-c == number of concurrent connections, -n == number of requests

15? Only?
Mine eat 50.
And it's getting worse by the second.

50 meg

51 534 now arhg

are you using prefork ?

/me connection resets by peer now because he's ircing from his webserver and got cracked by italian n00bs
b/me connection resets by peer now because he's ircing from his webserver and got cracked by italian n00bs/b

well you would run off when your found to be wrong...lol

eh?
who's run off?

and who is wrong?

/usr/local/Apache2.2.X/bin/ab -c 50 -n 50 http://localhost/gallery/index.php

Questions of the form "what's wrong with ..." can't be answered unless we know what you're trying to do.

I'm still here.. I just got tired.

use ab
it's a useful tool
a useful tools for tools

basically my problem is that with each httpd process taking up 15 meg at a time, and can only process one client at a time (with keep alive on its a massive waste of RAM

Get more RAM.

up your maxclients

use lighttppd you mean

and maxrequestsperchild

maxrequestsperchild is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_common.html#maxrequestsperchild or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#maxrequestsperchild

haha
figured

Or that. Yeah.

or maybe install lingerd

or maybe be a better troll

httpd sucks. Takes too much RAM and too much CPU and such somethings.

yep

so we agree on that

could you write a book on how to write modules for lighttpd?

or maybe use two apache processes, one for static one for dynamic content ?

but you shouln't include the Apendix A like in the Apache Modules book.. so that people have to buy both and yango can hug some more trees.

or just listen to what jMCg and megaspaz say and fix your problem

I didnt here any solutions
I dont think apache is quite upto serving high traffic dynamic websites

maxclients

maxclients is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_common.html#maxclients or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#maxclients

maxrequestsperchild

maxrequestsperchild is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_common.html#maxrequestsperchild or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#maxrequestsperchild

well at least nto on its own anyhow

set them higher

Hello

he obviosly has the wall know ID 1O-D problem

heh

but there still wasting mass amounts of memory

setting those higher will save you memory... memory lost to any possible memory leaks

even maxclients 1000 would need 15Gb

and keep you from spawning children

and can only servive 1000 users ata time

you're kidding right?

agore do you have experiential data to back any of this up ?
if not, go fuck off somewhere else

just basic maths
hey language

Profanity is the inevitable linguistic crutch of the inarticulate blockhead

well, you suck at maths then

lol

you cheated to get your major in maths!

exit
time

time is an illusion. But lunchtime is for real

I r tired.

lol
these words of wisdom are great

What user is running apache on default? I get both root and nobody on ps

jMCg watching too much Baboon

nobody's the child processes

riwa whatever you configure it to run as

^^
apache's running as nobody
although it starts off as root to set up root only stuff

http://www.phenoelit-us.org/dpl/dpl.html
damn, wrong chan

Ok.. So if I change permission for a cgi script I set it to o+x?

lol adaptr

depends on how you set up the ownership

command to apache2.conf and restarted the server. It still don't read the .htaccess files

but usually yeah... scripts also need read privs as well

ok.. I'll set both then

you don't need to do that

Setting up virtual hosts should be as strait-forward as editing httpd.conf (or included files) right?

your vhost is set up in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default

change AllowOverride none to AllowOverride whatever options you want to allow in htaccess

allowoverride

AllowOverride tells Apache what things you wish to permit in .htaccess files. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#allowoverride

oh, okey... ill go check

how horrible does this look?: http://pastebin.com/m43e7b4db

well it's on pastebin.com...
so pretty shitty
if it ever loads
looks like a normal vhost to me
servertokens shitserv.homeunix.org:1337

Apache/2.2.3 (FreeBSD) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.3 OpenSSL/0.9.7e-p1

seems like a normal vhost config

it doesn't seem to be working

*shrugs*
httpd -S

httpd -S tells you what your virtualhost configuration is.

httpd -S only reports the bottom one (gitweb.shitserv.homeunix.org) but reports that the syntax is ok

# cat .htaccess
Order deny,allow
Deny from all

Order deny,allow is The Deny directives are evaluated before the Allow directives. Access is allowed by default. Any client which does not match a Deny directive or does match an Allow directive will be allowed access to the server
Deny from all is Denies access to the resource. See also Order, Allow, and Satisfy.

THANKS! Finally fixed!

and yet that dir is accessible - any idea why?

change your router password

your router is unprotected

defaults are bad
bad to teh bone

just google router module + default user/password
easy as that

google router default passwords

http://www.phenoelit-us.org/dpl/dpl.html

thank you
learn, sjorge

nope not in the list
its admin:1234

and ?
so add it

what the now the same ip points to a D-Link unite

yes, DHCP, perhaps you've heard of it ?

kinda cold wasn't it?

We have a weird problem of apache 1.3 hanging on SEMOP() calls, it sits there for maybe 30 minutes, and then continues .... anyone experienced this before ?

paste the output of httpd -S on a pastebin
apc

Try using http://apache.pastebin.ca - It's a good pastebin, and is even set up to highlight Apache 'stuff'.

megaspaz, http://pastebin.com/m1e4f718a
0 2007] [error] [client 71.125.82.4] client denied by server configuration: /home/al/gitweb.shitserv.homeunix.org/ ,__ these errors are generated in the log when trying to connect to

you've got a namevirtualhost * somewhere

NameVirtualHost *:1337

just *?

you've got a * port definition somewhere
yeah

I'm off to bed

httpd -S would report the vhosts on 1337 as they are
i only see *:*

sleep is waht I need
night all

megaspaz, I added it and the output never changed

added what?
i didn't want you to add anything
what distro/os are you running again?

freebsd 6.2

bah... /me knows nothing about freebsd
well, there's some descrepency between what your httpd -S is saying and your config

megaspaz, for the virtualhosts to take effect, the daemon must be restarted, right?

yes

I've been running httpd -k restart, but perhaps init ran it in a special way

yeah... i wouldn't suggest using httpd to start apache unless you know what you're doing
stick to either apachectl or the init.d script
*init script
since i think fbsd doesn't use init.d ...

unfortunately what sounds like a good idea doesn't always work out as planned :/

that's interesting --- why not use httpd to start apache?

if you know what you're doing, go for it
the scripts are there to start up apache normally
and apparently there are differences by just doing apachectl restart and httpd restart
*shrugs*
whatever floats your boat

ok, well i'll continue using apachectl. thanks. increased maxclients and serverlimit (prefork) last night, still have serious lags. probably a db bottleneck.

could be lots of things
yeah
not sure what to tell you
unless you do some kind of strace

yep. well i'm going to try that strace today
and rooting out more slow queries

yeah

though i already moved the worst offenders to the slaves

it could very well be badly performing queries
*shrugs*

yeah there's a good chance that's it.
i have my slow-query setting too high, like 4 seconds
i need to install the patch that lets me get 1 second
for the slow query log

Bonsoir / Good evening world / Mooh.

a happy mooh to you too...

will i see any difference using mpm worker instead of prefork, besides freeing up some ram? is there any speed difference?
worker

worker is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/worker.html or a multi-threaded MPM for Apache 2.x

i don't use worker so i don't know, but you might see more effecient spawning

interesting. thanks

I'm trying to configure apache2 to use syslog-ng, I've changed ErrorLog to say syslog, but then apache wouldn't restart via initscript, so changed it to /tmp/fixapache.log temporarily. For some reason the log is revealing it's trying to write to /var/log/apache2/error.log which doesn't exist

on the apache side

how do i get it to successfully completely switch to syslog-ng?
is there more to configure than just ErrorLog?

megaspaz!

megaspaz is wrong

i thought it might be something with setting the ServerRoot, but it is set to "/etc/apache2"

:o
:P

how's it going Daveman?

Daveman!

Yeah,... it's going... sort of... now... :P

lol

fajita, be vague like Daveman

sorry...

heh
megaspaz, I'm going to drop by, unannounced!
Oh, and did anyone ever figure out what happened to lewellyn? :|
ricky, how goes it?

Excellent (but getting busier )

I don't know whether that's a good thing, or what
maybe a bit of both/everything

(I forgot to mention that I'm riczho)

I know
oh, for a moment I thought it might have been some inside joke, that I was unaware of... where 'steak-' was the nick of someone present in the channel :P~
megaspaz, come back here!

Hey guys, Help! I set up an apache server with a DYNDNS domain and forwarded port 80 but I still can't access my website through the internet!

have you set up portforwarding?

yup

Clearly.

port 80

However, is port80 actually open, to the outside world

what is the machines real worl IP?

1 sec

Dominicus, just give us the dyndns name
of the site

71.231.188.225
domasaurus.atx.cx

fajita servertokens domasaurus.atx.cx

Couldn't get a useful value for http://domasaurus.atx.cx

servertokens 71.231.188.225

Couldn't get a useful value for http://71.231.188.225

wah-wah

portforwarding is not set up right OR your ISP blocks port 80 OR the server isnt running

Yeah.

server is running, at least on localhost

so its one of the first two
since you have comcast, im betting its the middle one
comcast?

They aren't very Comcastic

Most likely the latter, unfortunately, though it is always a good idea to double-check things, particularly when it comes to that of the former
immute :p

fajita usually has info on it.

for an apache server with say a few hundred vhosts, whats the best way to do log rotates? Surely sending a SIGHUP when a log is rotated is not cool?

rr.com?

i don't know

fajita roadrunner?

roadrunner block incoming port 80 at their border. use port 8080ee port 80 redirection

suckyisps

jpeg!

jpeg is gonna be down this weekend... you up for lunch on saturday?

sucky isps

cox.net, rr.com, videotron.ca, and adelphia.net

does anyone know why apache is trying to write to /var/log/apache2/error.log on startup when the ServerRoot=/etc/apache2 and ErrorLog=syslog ?

'sup, whitey?

jpeg, sup, blacky?
I am back like crack, yeah!

welcome, sir

Did you miss me? :P

http://img160.imageshack.us/my.php?image=sampleoa1.jpg

not really, no
:o

:[
Oh well :P
Now you have no choice, so I suppose the point is moot

but welcome back anyway

Dominicus, here's something to try...
jpeg, yeah well, thanks :P

serving 1-3 at county, eh?

portforward.com

i was there

Dominicus, you could forward port81 or something, and then try and see if it is externally accessible.

aaargh!!!!

except I maybe shoulda kept the lan address blank... like they did in the xample
example

example is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_example.html#example

or simply select another port, of your choosing

you should probably add the ip to the server inside your lan

heh
good point :p

you put the LAN IP there

jpeg, how have you been, as of late, my friend?
how could a web intarface accept 0.0.0.0 in good conscience?

should I put the external IP there or 0.0.0.0 like the rest?

I mean, come on :P
Dominicus, no, you should not put 0.0.0.0

0.0.0.0. is the default

-_-

put the lan ip address host to the server
i guess

Instead put the internal [LAN] IP of the HTTP webserver.

directive?

there are like 6 different ip's in my lan, do u mean maybe the router's ip?

hahaha
chipig, are you around?

which now includes a "Deny from all"

they didn't, it's always been locked down befcause it should be.

NO, the SERVERS LAN iP

at your pleasure.

Hooray!

brain the size of a planet and ... never mind, you wouldn't understand anyway,

\o/

really? i'm looking at an old httpd.conf file that came with my distro, and it's less restrictive

imMute, that's what I had in my first attempt
did u look at this screenshot? http://img160.imageshack.us/my.php?image=sampleoa1.jpg

we don't really support - because we don't control - distro packages.

I had some lingering questions since my disappearance, regarding the current management of the current repo code

well, then, its probably yourISP then. go talk to them

directive?

oh, and any news on 2.2.5?
I was fooling with the apr a little, while I was away

you should, unless you want to serve files from /
which would of course be stupid

i don't, but i'm having trouble accessing mysite.com/server-status

I wanted to write a plugin, which apparently there wasn't ideal support for

it's denying me
i turned extendedstatus on, and have mod_status, natch

oh, and I found another bug with mod_autoindex :[

step one

whatever the problem, step one is to look in the error log (and any other logs that may apply, such as suexec, mod_rewrite, or mod_security).

suexec :[

did you actually want me to do something?

heh, uhh, not at the moment I suppose, no :]
I had all these disorganized gripes, which I returned with
perhaps after writing them all down, concisely I should file them, appropriately
though I was really curious about 2.2.5 becoming stable...
maybe I really *should* check into some of the mailing lists? :P
since I'm doing more dev work with apache lately... whether or not it's by choice

client denied by server configuration: proxy:balancer://mongrel_cluster/server-status but i put a proxy pass in that should avoid hitting the mongrel for this path
arrrr
could the problem be that my hostname includes a subdomain on it?
like bleh.mysite.com and i'm allowing access to server-status from .mysite.com

allow directive knows a.b.c is in .b.c

darn

reverse DNS would has to work on the apache system

i'm just going to try an "allow from all" for a while and see if that works

based on the oddness of that URL my guess would have been access control specified in the wrong context

yep i think you're right. since i just tried it and it didn't work. i need to put that location directive in my vhost i guess
i'm still not clear when you put something in the vhost and when you don't. is there a good book/pdf i can get on the httpd.conf file?
setting up the httpd.conf file is like a dark art
fajita:httpd.conf

httpd.conf is the main Apache configuration file. By default it's located at /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf /etc/apache2/httpd.conf /home/httpd/conf/httpd.con C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache/conf/httpd.conf check 'httpd -V'

configure httpd.conf

excuse me?

aaahhh this shouldn't be this difficult to get server-status working
fajita:server-status

server-status is enabled by mod_status. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_status.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_status.html

How can I get a virtual host which uses ProxyPassReverse to fetch the page from another server to change the requested hostname in the process? Currently, I'm proxying http://my.domain.com/ to http://192.168.2.3/ which has a page called my.domain.com. But what if I want to proxy http://my.domain.com/ to the page called another.domain.com on 192.168.2.3?

ok, i'm giving up. if i turn off extended status, then mod_status won't slow down apache, right?

use that hostname in the ProxyPass directive (and arrange for it to be resolvable on the frontend system)
I don't believe so

sorry, so you believe mod_status will *not* slow down apache as long as extended status is off, correct?
just wanted to be clear

no performance hit

great, thanks. i'll leave mod_status compiled in then

hey folks
is there anything i can do to speed up the speed at which javascript is served? keep it in cache some how? enable some compression?

Hey im having a slight problem. i just install phpmyadmin and when i go to access it i get an internal error
the error message is /var/www/phpmyadmin/.htaccess: DirectoryIndex not allowed here
any ideas.

thinking is *hard*!

I never put that file there though and it was automatically installed with phpmyadmin.

i'm not following you...

when i go to /localhost/phpmyadmin i get an internal error page

sorry...

in my apache log i got that error message but im not sure what i should do.
Directoryindex not allowed here.

1) you were talking to a bot 2) what do you think that error message means?
directoryindex override

DirectoryIndex may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to Indexes

is instead of AllowOverride AuthConfig it sould be indexes?

no. I'd do allowoverride authconfig indexe
s*

section of my 000-default file?

no.

where?

ideally

is correct. Sounds as though you may be editing the wrong area of the router config. You need port forwarding, not static host routes

for each directory, you can set an allowoverride to enable what goes in .htaccess. get it

I that section is not in my 000-default file.

if i do a ps aux | grep httpd | wc -l I get around 60 processes. what does that mean exactly? 60 children?
or does it mean nothing at all

where is the file located that i need to edit?

come on. if you don't have a directory block for that directory, start typing and make one.

so i make one in /var/apache2/sites-enable/000-default?

fine

im asking because i dont know lighten up

suit yourself

Is there any apache dev here?
I am using apache 2.2.4, will ssl_engine_init.c autoload the padlock engine in openssl?

i moved the .htaccess file out of phpmyadmin and it worked do you think i need to put it back in a fix it properly or does it really not matter?

I woudln't have any idea. why don't you paste the contents of that .htaccess file?
use
apc

Try using http://apache.pastebin.ca - It's a good pastebin, and is even set up to highlight Apache 'stuff'.

if i paste bin it will you look at if for me?

I wouldn't have suggested it otherwise, but I'm afraid I'm getting a headache

http://apache.pastebin.ca/621224

ping

block, or put back the .htaccess file.

There's stuff int here ytou need

if i put that file back i get an internal error what do i need to fix that?

well, without knowing the internal error....

the internal error is the error message is /var/www/phpmyadmin/.htaccess: DirectoryIndex not allowed here

take that line out?

block - what happened with that?

to the top of my .htaccess file?

no, to the 000-default file

an htaccess defines options on a per directory context, get it? cause it lives in one directory.
there can be only one.

block

/Directory?

welll... we're trying to fix the error "DirectoryIndex not allowed here" and what is allowed in an .htaccess is governed by a directory's allowoverride settings.
so we look up
directoryindex allowoverride
directoryindex overrid
directoryindex override

DirectoryIndex may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to Indexes

dammit

put both of those in?

we put allooverride indexes

no, just allowoverride indexes
then restart apache and wait for the next error

just like this?
Directory /var/www/phpmyadmin
directoryindex allowoverride indexes
/Directory

are you getting how this works?

um
Options indexes

Options +Indexes allows a directory listing to be displayed if there is no index document in the directory the user requested.

i think .htaccess file is refercing here

allowoverride indexes

im still getting that same error message.
I have

restart apache

Directory /var/www/phpmyadmin

apachectl restart

allowoverride indexes
/Directory
i did
/etc/init.d/apache2 restart

I dunno man

Hallo
I broke apache

yeay

I have apache2/debian running website www.mysite.com
when I look at www.mysite.com from IE, it comes up fine

proxy: error reading status line from remote server 127.0.0.1
does it mean the mongrels aren't returning data fast enough to apache?

but I need to append a "/" to the end of my URL to view the server from FF

Error reading from remote server host returned by /......../path..../

telnet port 80 from the FF box looks like this:

hello

http://pastebin.mozilla.org/140930

any perl experts out there?

So how can I stop "www.myhost.com" from being mapped to the defaulkt apache page from FF?
(I think I just need to append "/" to all "www.myhost.com" URL or ?
OK. I just removed "/" from the end of document root and it works fine

Hey im having some trouble getting phpmyadmin to work
when ever i go to localhost/phpmyadmin i get an internal error
in my apache log file is says
the error message is /var/www/phpmyadmin/.htaccess: DirectoryIndex not allowed here

try to type in localhost/phpmyadmin.index.php
localhost/phpmyadmin/index.php

same error.
Anyone have anyideas?

Options Indexes

okay?... i have the apache page pulled up now on that what should i do with that?

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#options

i dont have a phpmyadmin secion in 000-default should i?

Directory /web/docs
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
/Directory
and change /web/docs to your phpmyadmin path

this is in my 000-default file?

usually call something in the lines of httpd.conf
it depends on the server set, but you can add the above to the .htaccess as well

bits

directoryindex context

server config, virtual host, directory, .htaccess

directoryindex override

DirectoryIndex may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to Indexes

my httpd.conf file is blank

of course it is. You're using debian
default layout

Pop along to http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DistrosDefaultLayout for an idea on where the main distros place Apache files.

am i looking for the location of my apache config file?

yes
you should be.

anywhere in that file.

define your goal, please

i am having some trouble setting up phpmyadmin when i got to /localhost/phpmyadmin i get an internal error in my apache log file it says zabin: the error message is /var/www/phpmyadmin/.htaccess: DirectoryIndex not allowed here

DirectoryIndex override

DirectoryIndex may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to Indexes

it doesnt ahve the word zabin in it.

set Options +Indexes on the appropriate directory, zabin

do you know what i have to do to fix that?
in which file? .htaccess?

I just told you
NO
in your config file.

thumbs in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf?

wherever ot'
it's defined.
I leave that up to you.

what do you mean where ever ot'?
nvm
is ee

that was a typo

where ever its definded

yes
have fun.

I dont see it defined anywhere.

then define it in your vhost.
see
default layout

Pop along to http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DistrosDefaultLayout for an idea on where the main distros place Apache files.

that page wont help me i dont think

then I can't help you

dont i need to define some stuff in the file not locate where the file is?

you need to know where debian places vhost information.
since you need to add that directory block code in the vhost.
vhost example

excuse me?

vhost examples

Look at these for examples http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/ExampleVhosts : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/examples.html

see that for examples

i found where that file is and i am in it right now
im sorry but im still unclear what i have to do in that file. define something?

Options context

server config, virtual host, directory, .htaccess (.htaccess requires AllowOverride Options in the httpd config)

set the options I told you in a directory bloxk

no
Options

Options is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#options or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/core.html#options or see 'Options Context' Don't mix 'relative' and 'absolute' values. See: http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2005/09/08/apacheckbk.html

read that
and
directoryindex override

DirectoryIndex may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to Indexes

http://dpaste.com/14540/ ... and tell me if i have gzip enabled?

im sorry but will you jsut tell me?

no.
try something, and see if it works.
I gave you away too many clues already

and see if it works?

read the manual

Cmon guys in why not just tell me if you know...

if you're incapable of understanding simple unstructions and manuals, don't run apache.;

in not even sure what im suppost to be looking for give me a break.

it's not a simple answer, as it depends on how your entire http environment is setup

if you can't figure it out with all the docs we gave you, I rest my case.

will you tell me if this is correct?

Options +Indexes /Directory

tias

tias is Try it and See - if you want to know if something will work, give it a go. If not, then you can ask why it didn't work as expected

the answer lies with the links given above, or perhaps in the phpmyadmin manual

perhaps he should ask his system administrator before even touching that system

arguments not (yet) supported.

when i restart apache