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<0> i'm going off
<0> going to bed :(
<1> how can i force the "www." part of the URL if it's not specified? e.g. if the user goes to http://123.ext, i want the URL to be changed to http://www.123.ext. both hosts point to the same webserver
<1> nvm, i got it :)
<2> .dict hemorhagged
<3> No definitions found for hemorhagged
<2> .dict hemorhag
<3> No definitions found for hemorhag
<2> what is hemorhagging?
<4> dict hemorrhage
<4> .dict hemorrhage
<3> hemorrhage
<3> n : flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessels [syn: {bleeding},
<3> {haemorrhage}]
<3> v : lose blood from one's body [syn: {shed blood}, {bleed}]
<4> could be something else you were wandering about, this was the closest match i could come up with
<2> thanks madbovine
<5> hello
<5> my apache install redirects user directory URLs without the trailing / to 127.0.0.1. is there a setting for that in httpd.conf?
<6> make UseCanonicalName Off
<6> and dont use 127.0.0.1 in your config :P
<7> indeed
<5> thanks :D
<5> i read that setting but "canonical" didn't mean much to me :S
<7> .title
<3> using http://coastr.com/
<3> Free XXX *** pics!
<3> just kidding
<3> Can't determine title (no title tag found) (cached for 29981 more seconds)
<7> .dict canonical
<3> canonical
<3> adj 1: appearing in a Biblical canon; "a canonical book of the
<3> Christian New Testament" [syn: {canonic}]
<3> 2: of or relating to or required by canon law [syn: {canonic}]
<3> (truncated)
<7> well that definition doesn't help
<7> but it means what the word means
<7> canonical hostnames
<2> hey TheJesus
<7> hi
<2> how are you?
<7> I should be documenting this horrendous process
<7> I'm good
<7> I'm making bluetooth work in freebsd
<8> wow
<8> good luck man
<8> gnokii is your friend
<8> if you have a nokia that is
<2> .dict horrendous
<3> horrendous
<3> adj : causing fear or dread or terror; "the awful war"; "an awful
<3> risk"; "dire news"; "a career or vengeance so direful
<3> that London was shocked"; "the dread prese
<3> (truncated)
<3> And I think horrendous is that woman's outfit
<2> wow TheJesus thats some kind of project :)
<7> it's been killing me
<7> bling
<7> bluetooth mouse is functional
<9> nice TheJesus
<7> bling
<7> keyboard too
<9> bling bling
<9> .dict poker
<3> poker
<3> n 1: fire iron consisting of a metal rod with a handle; used to
<3> stir a fire [syn: {stove poker}, {fire hook}, {salamander}]
<3> 2: any of various card games in which players bet
<3> (truncated)
<3> And I think poker is big everywhere
<9> p`u: thats true
<10> how many users can access a my site simultaniously ?
<11> Is it possible with the use of .htaccess to generate a prettier directory-listing? I'd rather have long filenames and a comment than the date/size/etc
<7> hrm
<7> .apachedoc directoryindex
<3> directoryindex(mod_dir) description: List of resources to look for when the client requests a directory
<7> .apachedoc indexoptions context
<3> indexoptions(mod_autoindex) context: server config, virtual host, directory, .htaccess
<7> I think you can, dicer
<7> with indexoptions
<7> .apachedoc fancyindexing context
<3> No such directive fancyindexing
<7> .apachedoc indexoptions url
<3> indexoptions(mod_autoindex) url: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_autoindex.html#indexoptions
<7> so try
<7> IndexOptions +FancyIndexing NameWidth=*
<7> but it will only work if AllowOverride is set right
<12> heyy
<12> whats this channel?
<12> macedonian?
<13> its jewish
<12> whats that?
<12> country?
<13> good afternoon xineann
<13> .weather
<3> error while checking weather: you must specify a location with '.set weather <location>' to have your location stored
<13> .weather lulea, sweden
<3> Lulea, Sweden: Fair, 3 degrees
<3> as of: 3:20 PM Local on March 3, 2006
<7> ****
<11> TheJesus: Thanks for the clue. (IndexOptions +FancyIndexing NameWidth=*) It worked out perfect
<14> .weather 93111
<3> Santa Barbara, CA (93111): Cloudy, 48 degrees
<3> as of: 7:25 AM PST on March 3, 2006
<14> .weather 97007
<3> Beaverton, OR (97007): Mostly Cloudy, 30 degrees
<3> as of: 7:25 AM PST on March 3, 2006
<15> I'm trying to implement basic authentication on a directory via .htaccess without a groupfile and requiring only a valid-user but all authentication attempts fail. Any common screw ups on my part I should be looking for?
<11> is the p***word-file actually readable by the httpd process?
<11> if you put the p***word-file into the dir you're protecting, it will fail too..
<15> Dicer: it's in the home directory of the user who will be administering the access, the file has permissions of 644
<11> and the home-directory itself?
<15> Dicer: home directory is 755
<11> you refer to the pwdfile with .htaccess pointing it to the right absolute path of course..
<11> .. ***uming you're using .htaccess
<7> DiCeR: sweet
<7> .errorlog tomsawyer
<7> .log tomsawyer
<3> tomsawyer, read your error log
<7> <11> if you put the p***word-file into the dir you're protecting, it will fail too..
<7> that's not true
<11> I stand corrected.
<7> it can be anywhere readable
<11> .. bcease that'll be a file-request, not a web-request?
<7> yeah
<7> [root@foxxy private]# grep -i authuserfile .htaccess
<7> AuthUserFile /www/virt/ernie.org/html/private/.htp***wd
<7> [root@foxxy private]# pwd
<7> /www/virt/ernie.org/html/private
<15> I'm not seeing anything in the error logs
<7> that works great for example
<7> tomsawyer, it could be a problem in your .htaccess
<7> can you post it?
<7> on
<7> pastebin or somewhere
<7> there should be an error if a file is unreadable
<15> http://pastebin.com/582002
<0> anyone can help me why this mod_rewrite "RewriteRule ^/home$ home.html" returns a 400 Bad Request instead?
<0> os: winxp (apache2.0)
<7> TomSawyer: that looks fine. how did you create the filspw file?
<7> with htp***wd -c /home/ttetrault/filespw username
<7> ?
<15> htp***wd
<15> nod
<7> if you're sure there's no error being logged
<7> check caps lock :)
<7> cat the p***wd file
<7> make sure it looks right
<7> I think p`u has a crypt command
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