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aliver: I have a server (RHEL4 + Apache 2.2 + PHP5). The server is under heavy load and each client will need to make a lot of requests to render every page. The box has 4G of memory. Any advice on what to set MaxRequestsPerChild to? I read the docs, but I'm still a little confused about it.

Covener: aliver: 0 unless you have memory leaks

Knorrie: hi, i'm running a 2.2.8 apache with dav-svn that authenticates to a ms-win-2003 ad using mod_authnz_ldap. since the upgrade yesterday from 2.2.6 to 2.2.8 (debian) we get lots of auth_ldap authenticate: user $foo authentication failed; URI /bar [ldap_search_ext_s() for user failed][Can't contact LDAP server]

Knorrie: no config changes etc... it's like a jojo, it fails and then suddenly... auth_ldap authorise: require group: authorisation successful (attribute member) [Comparison true (adding to cache)][Compare True]

Knorrie: i tried to trace this down, apache2 is using /usr/lib/libldap_r-2.4.so.2.0.3

Knorrie: during failures i can ldapsearch to the win2k3 ad ldap port without problems

Knorrie: so probably this is some bug somewhere i can help to solve

Covener: Knorrie: there is a related fix in that upgrade

Covener: Knorrie: you see like 5 of those Can't contact messages in a row?

Covener: Knorrie: or maybe 50? :/

wolfderby: after adding this code http://pastebin.com/d50bb9781apache\conf\extra\httpd-xampp.conf

wolfderby: oops*

wolfderby: after adding this code http://pastebin.com/d50bb9781 ...to... apache\conf\extra\httpd-xampp.conf apache won't restart

wolfderby: any chance anyone could take a look at this for me?

thumbs: wolfderby: what does the error log say, exactly?

wolfderby: this is my first attempt at transfering a drupal site to a localhost

wolfderby: thumbs i'm using xampp ... where is the error log?

thumbs: fajita: default layout

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

wolfderby: ahhh I found it thumbs thanks

gregg--: hi, i need to make every client trying to access a server, directly or using a saved bookmark, get redirected to one static html document. i tried first by setting my DocumentRoot to where the html file is and then used an ErrorDocument to point to that file.

gregg--: so that any other URLs would be redirected to that as well

gregg--: but is there a better way to do that, without using ErrorDocument?

wolfderby: if i were to edit that file (apache\conf\extra\httpd-xampp.conf or apache\conf\httpd.conf) while apache was running would that mess up my apache?

gregg--: wolfderby: not until you restart apache

jpeg: it only reads the config at startup.

dkr: wolfderby: no. you have to tellapache to re-read conf files yourself. it doesn't keep checking for changes

wolfderby: dkr how do I tell it to do that?

gregg--: apachectl restart

fajita: apachectl restart is the command to restart apache

dkr: apachectl graceful

fajita: apachectl graceful is how you restart apache without dropping any client connections. Workers in keepalive will retain old config until they time out. Be patient, or set KeepAliveTimeout lower

wolfderby: this would be different if I were using XAMPP?

dkr: no idea

wolfderby: ok thanks for your help dkr

dkr: I thought xampp was just a script to do adefault install/config of the various apps involved

dkr: xampp

fajita: xampp is XAMPP is an easy to install Apache distribution containing MySQL, PHP and Perl found at http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html. We can't support it very well, as it does things we cannot know for sure

[dot]Al: hi, anyone here use suPHP?

_ergo_: im having trouble with mod_userDirs

_ergo_: when using mod_rewrite it looks not in user dir

hannesd: [dot]Al: anyone here use square brackets in their nick?

_ergo_: and instead it looks in /var/www/home ...

[dot]Al: yes...

hannesd: [dot]Al: consider this the reason why noone will answer you.

[dot]Al: whats the problem with square brackets in nicks?

gregg--: anyone know how to make mod_rewrite direct user requests, regardless of URL, to one html document?

hannesd: [dot]Al: none, except people won't anser you, we

_ergo_: gregg-- : Rewrite Rule * filename

stevernss: hannesd: don't b like that

stevernss: what a gay boy

stevernss: hannesd: are you receiver or giver?

hannesd: both

stevernss: damn

_ergo_: ok did anyone used mod_userDir + mod_rewrite ?

gregg--: _ergo_: just a * ?

stevernss: can I call you bendover?

_ergo_: gregg-- : yes

gregg--: i don't think that works

hannesd: stevernss: call me what you like..

stevernss: ok thnks

gregg--: RewriteRule: cannot compile regular expression '*'

_ergo_: its like 'RewriteRule .* index.php'

_ergo_: works on my apps

gregg--: my mistake

gregg--: it was a problem with the rest of my httpd.conf

_ergo_: how can i force mod rewrite to use other dir than /var/www ?

_ergo_: it searches for userdir files in /var/www/home instead of /home/user/public_html

_ergo_: without mod rewrite everything works

_ergo_: k, i fixed my apache problem

damog: Hello. anybody familiar with apreq2? I'm getting "missing parser" as $req->body_status. Any enlightenment?

perezd: hey need a quick hand...I am trying to get an apache website to just serve a document root to an IP...that sounds rediculously easy, can someone point me to a good tutorial or something perhaps?

dkr: access

fajita: ask me about mod_access

dkr: mod_access

fajita: mod_access is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_access.html or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_access.html Called mod_authz_host in 2.1 and later

Knorrie: Covener: hi, i'm back

Knorrie: Covener: i'll have a look

UserDream: anyone know an easy to use file manager ?

Knorrie: bash?

fajita: bash is the Bourne Again SHell -> #bash

Knorrie: command line or graphical?

perezd: if I have a virtualhost on port 3001, do I need to do something special to open that port?

perezd: I don't see it when I do netstat -plan | grep 3001

Knorrie: perezd: did you tell apache to listen on that port?

perezd: Knorrie: I may have not...let me try that

perezd: Korrie, thanks!

Knorrie: perezd: if you add a <VirtualHost *:3001> and did not specify Listen 3001 in e.g. ports.conf i guess there must be some error msg in error.log

perezd: that seemed to work, my fault...

Knorrie: :)

perezd: don't mess with apache too often (yet)

Knorrie: Covener: I just checked error.log, indeed, it seems the errors come in batches of ~50

Knorrie: Covener: i see no TCP traffic to remote 389 meanwhile

UserDream: anyone know an easy to use file manager ?

UserDream: for internet

UserDream: for my apache

Knorrie: Covener: *) mod_ldap: Try to establish a new backend LDAP connection when the Microsoft LDAP client library returns LDAP_UNAVAILABLE, e.g. after the LDAP server has closed the connection due to a timeout. <- this is exactly the issue, so it seems this 'patch' just broke it instead of repairing it ;)

Covener: Knorrie: that should only have changed behavior on apache-on-windows

Covener: Knorrie: Can you put your errorlog somewhere?

Covener: pastebin

fajita: pastebin is http://apache.pastebin.ca/ or http://rafb.net/paste/ or http://dpaste.com/

perezd: I am getting this error when I use ProxyPass, is there something else I need to enable? warn] proxy: No protocol handler was valid for the URL /. If you are using a DSO version of mod_proxy, make sure the proxy submodules are included in the configuration using LoadModule.

Knorrie: yes

Covener: Knorrie: you're on linux with openldap?

Knorrie: here's a snippet: http://syrinx.knorrie.org/~knorrie/error.txt

Knorrie: Covener: yes

Covener: Knorrie: that's really just one request right?

Covener: Knorrie: maybe not actually are you manually resending that or is it just two requests maybe?

Knorrie: Covener: that's one person trying to do a svn commit

Knorrie: Covener: seems that while this errors get logged there's no connection to the w2k3 server:389 that moment

Knorrie: Covener: and after a while apache reconnects, and then it succeeds

Covener: Knorrie: built this apache yourself?

Knorrie: no

Covener: Knorrie: packaged by distro or something?

Knorrie: Covener: debian unstable

fajita: taking vanilla sources and breaking them for over 10 years

Covener: I haven't seen any reports about 2.2.8 and ldap being problematic, and been running it myself a lot

Knorrie: no it's only the w2k3 connection

Knorrie: other apache->ldap seems to go fine

Knorrie: connecting openlap

Covener: bizarre

Knorrie: +d

Knorrie: where's the changeset for this?

Covener: Knorrie: do you know by any chance how to get openldap to spit out debug info? I think one of the debu settings in /etc/ applies to the library

Knorrie: Covener: I have no problems with the openldap connections, this one b0rking is using a ldap connection to w2k3 ad to verify user credentials

Covener: Knorrie: Well every connection originating from apache on your system is running the openldap client code

Knorrie: ah yes

thumbs: crap

Covener: Knorrie: this should be backend agnostic, but sensitive to the type of ldap sdk locally

Covener: http://people.apache.org/~covener/2.2.x-ldap-server-down-with607841.diff

Knorrie: so could be a problem in libldap

Knorrie: because the aptitude upgrade pulled in a new libldap in also

Knorrie: ii libldap-2.4-2 2.4.7-4 OpenLDAP libraries

Knorrie: ii libldap2 2.1.30.dfsg-13.5 OpenLDAP libraries

Knorrie: it's using the 2.4 now

Knorrie: but should reconnecting-issues be handled by apache or by libldap?

Knorrie: thinking ... it seems w2k3 drops the ldap connection after some idle time, and apache does not recognize that

Covener: Knorrie: that's the point behind the fix actually

Covener: Knorrie: w/o the fix you'd bail out when running paache on windows because LDAP_UNAVAILABLE is the same as LDAP_SERVER_DOWN there

Knorrie: Covener: yes, but then it's really interesting why it does break now and didn't with 2.2.6

Knorrie: ok

Knorrie: so my apache is running on linux and it connects to windows

Knorrie: and when the connection is lost, apache gets != LDAP_SUCCESS

Knorrie: hm

Knorrie: that's the mod_authnz_ldap.c(377) one

Knorrie: nasty

fajita: We see the nasty HobbitsesApache::AuthzNIS

Knorrie: hehe fajita

fajita: hehe i am up to date

thumbs: fajita: hehe

fajita: thumbs: i'm not following you...

Covener: Knorrie: can you attach with ltrace while apache is trying to authenticat?

Knorrie: Covener: i'm new to that, how should i do that?

Covener: Knorrie: you don't have LDAPConnectionTimeout in your conf do you?

Knorrie: no

Knorrie: i have ltrace now

Covener: Knorrie: sudo ltrace -o ltrace.out -p somechildprocesspid

Knorrie: ok

Knorrie: but apache has 3 "/usr/sbin/apache2 -k start" pids on this box

Knorrie: running as unprivileged user "svn"

Covener: Knorrie: ps -A -o thcount,pid,cmd | grep apache2

Covener: Knorrie: do -p for the one w/ more then 3 threads

Knorrie: http://paste-it.net/6391

Knorrie: i could edit the apache config and run it with 1 child

Covener: try either of the 27-thread guys, or change MaxClients to 25

Covener: then restart and you'll just have the 1

Knorrie: ok

maznaz: Quick question. How do I skip authentication for an IP?

Covener: maznaz: satisfy any, allow from 1.2.3.4

maznaz: Okay, thanks!

Knorrie: Covener: changed MaxClients from 150 to 25

Covener: maznaz: order deny,allow ; deny from all preceeding that i guess

Knorrie: Covener: http://syrinx.knorrie.org/~knorrie/restart.txt

maznaz: Yeah, guessed as much.

maznaz: Just never saw satisfy before

Covener: Knorrie: that's expected garbage

Knorrie: Covener: yes i know, that's because of the loglevel debug

Knorrie: also never heard of satisfy in allow-thingies

Knorrie: Covener: ok, now i should try to ltrace that pid and reproduce it

Covener: Knorrie: the new child pid, yeah

Knorrie: ok let's try

Knorrie: whee

Covener: make sure you can ldapsearxh -x -h 10.140.10.18 or whatever args it takes

Knorrie: yes i can do that

Knorrie: even at the same time when apache fails

Knorrie: been there done that

Covener: inconceivable!

fajita: I don't think that means what you think it means.

Covener: fajita++

Knorrie: hehe

Knorrie: spambot ;]

Knorrie: ok, let's get into the ltrace stuff now, not been there before

fajita: Knorrie be careful, I bite!

Knorrie: fajita: stfu

fajita: Knorrie: i'm not following you...

Knorrie: hehe

Knorrie: svn.1 /home/beheer# ltrace -o ltrace.out -p 8019

Knorrie: now some F5 hitting on svn

Knorrie: ok apache is not responding

Knorrie: beheer@svn.0 ~$ tail -f ltrace.out

Knorrie: 8019 --- SIGSTOP (Stopped (signal)) ---

Knorrie: ahem

Covener: kill -CONT 8019

Knorrie: hehe

Knorrie: ok get an authentication dialog now

Knorrie: auth_ldap authorise: require group: authorisation successful (attribute member) [Comparison true (adding to cache)][Compare True]

Knorrie: so that's because I just restarted apache

Knorrie: ltrace does not show much output

Knorrie: guess we'll have to wait for that friggig windoze box to timeout

Covener: did ltrace show ldap calls at all?

Knorrie: no

Knorrie: nothing but those 8019 --- SIGSTOP (Stopped (signal)) ---

Knorrie: and svn.1 /home/beheer# ltrace -o ltrace.out -p 8019

Knorrie: still running

Knorrie: auth_ldap authorise: require attribute: authorisation successful, referer: foo <- shouldn't that be: authorisZation ?

Knorrie: or is that because of some uk<->us spelling war? :)

meeero: i just updated to apache 2.2.8 on debian, a known bug causes mod cband not to load, any ideas for workarounds? i'm having downtime right now, i need to fix this as fast as possible

Covener: meeero: downgrade?

fajita: downgrade is only for the response

meeero: i'm not sure if i can...sometimes APT is really weird

meeero: it shows 2.2.8 in the version history only

thumbs: we don't really know how 'apt' works

Knorrie: get the 2.2.6 debs and dpkg -i them

meeero: yes, of course

Covener: meeero: /var/cache/apt/archives/ ?

Knorrie: snapshot.debian.net

Knorrie: Covener: guess i'll have to wait till the 10.140.10.18:389 ESTABLISHED vanish in netstat -an to reproduce this?

UserDream: d

coldflame: hi all. i'm having an issue where my .htaccess files are not being read at all when ssl requests are made to a server.

coldflame: but on normal http requests, it works fine

coldflame: any pointers?

thumbs: fajita: allowoverride none

fajita: AllowOverride None means "Please ignore my htaccess files." and is the default setting. or See http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2003/12/04/apacheckbk.html

thumbs: define not being read, too.

coldflame: mmm i set AllowOverride to All

coldflame: i don't htink it's being read because if i put garbage in it, i don't get the standard error message

thumbs: fajita: garbage

fajita: try putting junk in your htaccess file. If it's being read, you will get an Internal Server Error when accessing that resource.

coldflame: haha

thumbs: so set the AllowOverride in the proper context.

coldflame: which is in the directory block yes?

thumbs: i.e. the proper <Directory> block in your vhost.

coldflame: yup.. that's where it is... in the virtual host for the ssl ip

thumbs: pastebin the output from httpd -S, please

Knorrie: Covener: ok, one of the two :389 is in CLOSE_WAIT now

meeero: wonderful, segmention fault

Knorrie: heh

thumbs: meeero: time for plan B

Knorrie: Covener: ow... i get a 500 now, but ltrace does not show anything

thumbs: meeero: switch to your backup server.

thumbs: meeero: I hope you didn't bring down your only production server without testing anything first?

meeero: plan b requires more funds and a transfer of 500GB of data to another server

meeero: i didn't expectthat cband-problem

thumbs: you acted foolishly

meeero: yes, i did

thumbs: you could always try to compile from source..

Greek-Boy: How do vhosts work in apache? Does apache look at the address being requested and know which directory to go to? for example www.siteb.com will be fed from www.sitea.com/siteb ?

thumbs: no

bridezilla: My httpd-error.conf is full of lines like this: "client used wrong authentication scheme: /" <-- What does this mean?

thumbs: fajita: name based vhosts

fajita: name based vhosts is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/name-based.html#using

thumbs: Greek-Boy: read that ^^

Knorrie: Covener: ok, i retry and apache reconnected, and auth succeeds, i guess we'll have to look further into this tomorrow, i'd be happy if i could help you with my experience here, it's 2:30 local time, tomorrow we can use my colleagues as test-rabbits

Knorrie: Covener: so i'm going to have some sleep :)

thumbs: mmm rabbits

Greek-Boy: thanks thumbs

bridezilla: Hello?

fajita: Hail, bridezilla!

bridezilla: Why you be the ignored me?

thumbs: hay?

fajita: hay is for horses

Greek-Boy: thumbs: I'm also interested in using redirection with cloaking. Is there a web management tool for apache?

thumbs: bridezilla: pardon me?

thumbs: Greek-Boy: the best tool is a text editor.

thumbs: as far as 'cloaking' is concerned, I am assuming you're referring to rewriting URLs

Knorrie: Covener: thanks for listening, i'll stick aroudn

Knorrie: nd

Knorrie: &

coldflame: thumbs: http://rafb.net/p/oCvXP248.html

thumbs: coldflame: you have two vhosts for twoturtles.com.au

thumbs: keep the one in port 443 namevhost twoturtles.com.au (/Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/ssl.conf:85)

UserDream: how to create another web site with only 1 apache installation ?

thumbs: UserDream: by making vhosts

UserDream: htdocs, what should I do with it?

thumbs: fajita: vhost examples

UserDream: how?

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

Greek-Boy: thumbs: i want to redirect http://webmail.mydomain.com to http://mail.mydomain.com/webmail

UserDream: is this the correct line to add on httpd.conf ? --> DocumentRoot /var/www/www.foo.com/htdocs

UserDream: DocumentRoot /var/www/www.foo.com/htdocs2

bridezilla: My httpd-error.conf is full of lines like this: "client used wrong authentication scheme: /" <-- What does this mean?

UserDream: I read the page

UserDream: and I dont see the line to add

coldflame: thanks for all your help thumbs, i got it fixed :)

Greek-Boy: in debian the main apache2 conf is /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default right?

bridezilla: My httpd-error.conf is full of lines like this: "client used wrong authentication scheme: /" <-- What does this mean?

iateadonut: why do i have four php.ini's? why do i have two apache's? (debian) should i uninstall one of them?

jkitchen: debian

fajita: 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

iateadonut: fajita, what distro do you use?

fajita: i haven't a clue, iateadonut

jkitchen: priceless.

jkitchen: pets fajita

fajita: purrs.

beasty: lol

beasty: why are you petting a bot ? :p

beasty: that's like petting a dildo ...

iateadonut: fajita is a bot.

iateadonut: why is the bot named fajita?

iateadonut: fajita, why are you named fajita?

fajita: i haven't a clue

thumbs: iateadonut: are you done?

iateadonut: reading the apache wiki for debian?

thumbs: no, annoying fajita

thumbs: Greek-Boy: so use a simple redirect in the http://webmail.mydomain.com vhost

Greek-Boy: is it possible to hide the address it redirects to in the browswer address bar?

thumbs: yes, with mod_rewrite

fajita: with mod_rewrite is it possible to optionally expect paramters? Eg url could be pages or pages/1 or pages/1/hello or pages/1/hello/me?

thumbs: fajita: forget with mod_rewrite

fajita: thumbs: I forgot with mod_rewrite

thumbs: fajita: rewriteguide

fajita: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/misc/rewriteguide.html http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/rewriteguide.html http://www.engelschall.com/pw/apache/rewriteguide/ http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/rewrite/rewrite_guide.html http://rewrite.drbacchus.com/ http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/misc/rewriteguide.html

bridezilla: My httpd-error.conf is full of lines like this: "client used wrong authentication scheme: /" <-- What does this mean?

goudkov: hi guys. is there a way to return a 301 or 302 redirect using ssi?

gradin: ... whats it called when you have the default install and the index.html's are generated based on whats in the folder?

thumbs: fajita: DirectoryIndex

fajita: DirectoryIndex is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_dir.html#directoryindex or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_dir.html#directoryindex

gradin: thanks

bridezilla: My httpd-error.conf is full of lines like this: "client used wrong authentication scheme: /" <-- What does this mean?

jkitchen: google client used wrong authentication scheme

google: Sorry, www.google.com's reply is unrecognizable.

jkitchen: bleh.

jkitchen: http://www.google.com/search?q=client+used+wrong+authentication+scheme&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

jkitchen: from the third hit: A 2002 analysis by eWeek Labs concluded that Internet Explorer Version 5.0, as well as later versions, implements digest authentication in a way that does not comply with RFC 2617. As a result, Internet Explorer cannot be used as a web client for a server that complies with the digest authentication standard.[1]

jkitchen: it's possible that's what the problem is. I like to blame IE whenever possible.

Tinason: anyone know what directory the apache docs get installed to in the ubuntu package?

thumbs: fajita: default layout

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

UserDream: I get this error.. how to fix it ?

UserDream: [Thu Feb 14 21:40:34 2008] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] client denied by server configuration: C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/trois/

bridezilla: jkitchen: Hmm...

UserDream: is this correct? ->

UserDream: <VirtualHost *:80>

UserDream: DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/trois"

UserDream: ServerName www.troisrivieres.org

UserDream: # Other directives here

UserDream: <Directory "C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/trois">

fajita: <VirtualHost *:80> is in there,

UserDream: </Directory>

UserDream: </VirtualHost>

Ricoshady: how do I disable all access to .svn directories everywhere

iateadonut: hi. i just installed eaccelerator. does anyone know anything about it?

iateadonut: i have a question about benchmarking.

macksss: i see this i my error log over and over and over can someone help? "[Sun Feb 10 06:36:04 2008] [error] [client ::1] File does not exist: /htdocs"

macksss: anyone?

jkitchen: macksss: what part of it do you not understand?

macksss: jkitchen: client ::1

macksss: i do have virtual hosts set up and when i questioned google for an answer people recommended that i set the default root to somethong other than /htdocs however i have checked over my configs and i can't even find any of them containing anything about /htdocs

macksss: i am running apache2 on debian etch. I'd really appreciate some help because this appears to be the cause of apache becoming unresponsive after a few days

macksss: what i find weird about this whole thing is the apache configs haven't been tounched in ~10 months

macksss: jkitchen: you still there?

macksss: crumbs, i'm all alone

UncleChevitz: not entirely alone, just bereft of useful company

dan6470: i cant access my webserver from outside the local network...can anyone here help me with this?

macksss: UncleChevitz: :(

macksss: dan6470: turn off your firewall?

dan6470: lol...i've done that already

dan6470: is there anyway I can check if my isp is blocking port 80?

macksss: set up a server and tell someone to conenct to it

macksss: if they can't then they block it

dan6470: well my isp gives me the option to turn port 80 on or off....and its supposed to be off

macksss: is the server running windows?

dan6470: yea...windows firewall is off too though

macksss: that could also be your problem

macksss: windows sucks :D

macksss: ;-)

fajita: are you winking at me again? ;-) ;-) Hehehe.

macksss: fajita: please wake someone up to help me :(

fajita: macksss: what?

macksss: heh

UncleChevitz: windows does suck, I am offended by their assumption that I am stupid

nilou: hi, I have a problem with running python scripts under Ubuntu Gutsy (apache2), and I'm quite new in this. Where exactly do I need to copy the .py files and what modules do I need to install in order to get apache execute python cgi?

UncleChevitz: what OS u running?

UncleChevitz: nm u said

UncleChevitz: try that room nobodys paying any attention here

UncleChevitz: the Ubuntu room is hoppin tho

macksss: lol

macksss: UncleChevitz: does this look familiar?

macksss: ::1 - - [14/Feb/2008:22:52:04 -0600] "GET / HTTP/1.0" 404 198 "-" "Apache/2.2.3 (Debian) PHP/4.4.4-8+etch4 (internal dummy connection)"

macksss: after turning on combined log i seem to get those in my access log as well

UncleChevitz: ?? no I'm not real good at this computer thing

macksss: UncleChevitz: ah ok

UncleChevitz: seriously I've been using linuxxx for about 3 days and trying to figure everything out for myself, me likey technology but I'm a recovering windows user

UncleChevitz: macksss: assuage my curiosity, what is that besides the default 404 for an apache server?

Sefyroth: Hey guys, I have a little problem here. I'm trying to have a RewriteRule that redirects to my index.php page with parameters except when it's the "administrer" folder and this doesn't work at all: http://apache.pastebin.ca/904723

macksss: UncleChevitz: no idea

UncleChevitz: macksss: u r killing me, its killing me, I understand the memes, but not the grammer

macksss: hehehe

macksss: it's from my access log

macksss: i suspect it has something to do with the weird error.log msg i posted ^^^

UncleChevitz: =-O

UncleChevitz: macksss: Obviously, I don't know, but what have u changed reently?

UncleChevitz: U said u havent changed your Apch2 config in ~10 mnths, what is dffrnt then ?

Sefyroth_: ??

Ricoshady: I enabled user directories, and used AllowOverride All, and it won't read my .htaccess file

Ricoshady: any ideas?

fajita: thinking is *hard*!

mtsmith: hey everyone -- can anyone help me diagnose a (probably quite simple) .htaccess problem

iateadonut: i just installed eaccelerator. anyone know anything about it?

fifo_: I have a weird problem. I have a certain virtual host that doesn't work from a certain location. Other virtual hosts work on the same machine, and from certain locations this virtual host works fine

puika: http://lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139637493

Onyx: I've added AddHandler server-parsed .shtml to httpd.conf, but SSI is still not working. Am I missing another step?

Oleander: does anyone know how i can tell what application is using what port on my pc? as when i try to start apache http server i get the error: could not bind the address 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available

jpeg: lsof

fajita: lsof is your friend! lsof -i:80 to see what's using port 80. You may need to run lsof as root on some platforms

jpeg: netstat

fajita: netstat prints network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multicast memberships. Use netstat -an grep -w 80 to check if port 80 is in use. (On linux, you can use netstat -pan to see which program uses the port, or -ltpn.) (For Windows use -ano to show the state, PID, and connection in IP not name format, or -abn).

Oleander: i'm on windows xp

Oleander: fajita: so i use netstat -ano ?

fajita: i haven't a clue, oleander

Oleander: ok i tried netstat -ano and got this TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 596

Oleander: would it be easier to change the port that Apache uses?

growltiger_: you probably have iis running which is why it cant bind to 80

Oleander: growltiger_: how to i change the port that Apache listens to?

growltiger_: listen

fajita: Listen tells apache what IP address and port to listen to. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mpm_common.html#listen or see binding.

growltiger_: read what the fajita showed you

Oleander: ok will do thanks

crazney: hey, anyone know if it's possible (maybe with mod_alias?) to have apache check two locations for a requested file.. ie, if i go to http://foo.com/somefile.html it'll check /var/www/somefile.html and if that fails, /var/www2/somefile.html ?

puika: http://lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139637493

growltiger_: speling

fajita: Get a dictionary, growltiger_

growltiger_: mod_speling

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

beano: hey Covener -- you around ? :)

Ellementa: .

xtuser: HI

growltiger_: hi!

fajita: hello! How are you today??

growltiger_: wb

xtuser: I'm trying to debug why in apache 2.2 I'm not offered a client certificate

jameso84: Hi all.

fajita: Oook!

gryzor: good morning

fajita: Good morning, sunshine! Welcome to another fabulous day in #apache.

jameso84: I'm trying to set up some 301 redirect rules, but can't seem to get it to work for my dynamic urls. I'm trying to redirect http://domain.com/page.php?id=55 to http://domain.com/page-1/ and http://domian.com/page.php?id=60 to http://domain.com/page-2/. I've tried a .htaccess rule such as "Redirect 301 /page.php?id=55 http://domain.com/page-1/" but it doesn't seem to work.

jameso84: I can get it to work for http://domain.com/downloads/file.pdf -> http://domain.com/files/file.pdf, but not for those dynamic page.php?id=x ones.

jameso84: Does anyone have any suggestions?

jameso84: Thanks.

gryzor: hmmm

gryzor: i dont think you can match query string arguments in Redirect rules

gryzor: possibly you're gonna have to use mod_rewrite

gryzor: and

gryzor: a RewriteCond

fajita: a RewriteCond is a check, not an apply

jameso84: yeh, that's what i figured. So I'm trying to use mod_rewrite.

gryzor: query string

fajita: query string is not matched in the Rule, you need to match %{QUERY_STRING} in a Cond

jameso84: ah ok.

jameso84: i was trying it in a rule.

puika: http://lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139637493

jameso84: fajita: I'm getting closer. I have this:

fajita: jameso84: excuse me?

jameso84: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /page.php$

jameso84: RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} id=103

jameso84: RewriteRule ^.*$ http://domain.com/small-boat-cruise/ [R=301,L]

jameso84: but that is redirecting to http://domain.com/small-boat-cruise/?id=103. is there a way to remove the query string from the resulting url?

tenaglia: hi everyone

Eckos: im having trouble starting apache2. http://rafb.net/p/rnmYr075.html

mrbeano: Eckos, something else is alread running on port 80

Eckos: i did a bunch of netstat and lsof -i checks didn't find nothing

mrbeano: Eckos, nothing on netstat -nl ?

Eckos: http://rafb.net/p/N5N9xi46.html

mrbeano: Eckos, hmm...

mrbeano: Eckos, you can try stracing the httpd process to make sure that the error reflects reality ..

Eckos: how i do that

mrbeano: Eckos, also what happens if you change the poer number

mrbeano: let's say to some weird unpirvileged port like 5555

mrbeano: strace httpd

Eckos: not found for strace

mrbeano: you need to install it thne

Eckos: okay doing it now

Eckos: okay i get * Starting apache2 ... [ !! ]

Ikarus: Does anyone know how I could configure Apache to only add cache control headers on local files, I use -f to see if the file is local and else hand it off to another server

Eckos: blah ill never figure this out

john_pipi: OS: Freebsd 6.2

john_pipi: Apache: 1.3.41+modssl

john_pipi: PHP: 5.2.5 - mod_php

john_pipi: We are having weird problems with Apache not being able to resolve hostnames when php scripts are using functions such as: file_get_contents, curl, fsockopen. It give the following error in php:

john_pipi: *Warning*: file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents <http://mytechsupport.com/%7Ejohnp/function.file-get-contents>]: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: hostname nor servname provided, or not known in

john_pipi: and this error in Apache's httpd-error.log:

john_pipi: * getaddrinfo(3) failed for domain.com:80

john_pipi: * Couldn't resolve host 'domain.com'

john_pipi: * Closing connection #0

john_pipi: If I run the php script at the commandline it works 100% of the time. If I ping or nslookup the domain from the server it works 100% of the time. I have alot of vhosts and thought it was a filedescriptor problem so I upped my FD_SETSIZE in /usr/include/sys/select.h:

john_pipi: #ifndef FD_SETSIZE

john_pipi: #define FD_SETSIZE 32768U

Eckos: quit flooding

john_pipi: #endif

john_pipi: and recompiled apache1.3.41 + modssl with -DAPACHE_FD_SETSIZE=32768


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