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<0> Is it possible for vhost to allow access to files outside of a "host" ?
<1> you mean outside the documentroot?
<0> Yes
<1> i don't think so
<0> Darn.
<1> unless you build something that does that
<0> I've noticed that even php's is_dir() fails to find anything outside.
<1> that's not right
<0> Yeah that's what I thought.
<1> php can read anywhere on the filesystem
<1> i have a php page that reads images from outside the documentroot
<0> I wonder what is causing this.
<1> what is the call exactly?
<0> Well it is is_dir() to start.
<0> With the full path to the directory that I've verified ecists.
<0> exists
<1> what OS
<1> the user that runs apache has to have rights to read that directory
<0> linux, btw.
<0> Snuffel, could SuexecUserGroup have something to do with this?
<2> hello
<2> someone here to help me?
<3> see topic.
<4> yeah
<4> biotch
<5> help help help!!!
<5> i ar r00ted
<5> omfg
<5> by a pfy!!111111
<4> hah
<5> or maybe not
<5> but...
<5> no.. no "but"
<6> does apache2 just automatically EAT RAM
<6> always?
<7> only if you load mod_php.
<6> heh
<6> yeap
<6> anyway to do something about that twkm?
<7> yes, stop loading mod_php.
<6> i have to have php loaded
<7> why?
<6> 90% of my customers use it
<7> consider doing php via cgi.
<6> heh
<7> customers, oh you have income. then get more hardware.
<6> via cgi
<6> you mean like
<6> /cgi-bin/myfile.php
<7> not really.
<6> what causes mod_php to use so much memory twkm
<7> crap scripts.
<8> developers lack of common sense
<7> tons of extensions.
<6> my scripts are mostly simple
<6> and my config is streamlined
<7> and your clients?
<6> where it doesn't have lots of stuff on it
<6> :S
<6> i wrote 90% of my clients stuff
<7> *shrug*
<6> i'll start looking in to the other 10% i guess
<6> i do use GD some though
<6> which i now is memory intensive
<6> i guess the confusing part is it wasn't that bad on apache 1
<9> My company is wanting me to look into bringing our web-hosting in-house. We have 50+ website/subdomains. I know I can use Apache and use virtual hosts, but how can I secure teh websites from each other...say from PHP? I've been looking online for guides, howtos, and hints, but I'm not sure what direction to head
<10> well now you know why php ****s
<8> ex
<8> oh he is gone
<11> Hello
<11> anyone what to help me ?
<11> how would i redirect this www.mysite.com/subfolder to /www/home/subfolder ?
<11> should i use location or directory ?
<11> i mean i have my site working however i need to configure the subdirectory to go to another drv in a nother system !
<12> .head www.stanjames.com
<12> p`u: bitch
<13> 500 HTTP timeout
<12> .head stanjames.com
<13> 200 OK
<13> Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
<12> .dict bin
<13> bin
<13> n 1: a container; usually has a lid
<13> 2: the quantity contained in a bin [syn: {binful}]
<13> 3: an identification number consisting of a two-part code
<13> ***igned to banks and saving
<13> (truncated)
<14> is this a help room for apache webserver ? can i go on and ask ?
<1> yes
<1> ts
<1> the nerve
<12> mmmm
<12> pompompompompompomp
<12> Lovely!
<15> .dict crapola
<13> No definitions found for crapola
<15> .dict stumble
<13> stumble
<13> n 1: an unsteady uneven gait [syn: {lurch}, {stagger}]
<13> 2: an unintentional but embarr***ing blunder; "he recited the
<13> whole poem without a single trip"; "he arranged his robes
<13> (truncated)
<16> haha!
<17> Incase you missed what I said because of the netsplit:
<17> <17> Can someone help me with VirtualHosts?
<17> <17> I added a host, but got a "Forbidden" error message
<18> cool
<1> have you googled?
<17> I have
<1> hm
<7> Other1: read your error log.
<17> ok
<1> good one
<17> only 210000 lines lol
<18> Other1 : did you restard apache?
<18> restart too.
<17> I did
<1> what does the errorlog say?
<17> 2 secs
<17> Right, I got 1 domain right
<7> Other1: if you restart apache then read near the end it should be easy to spot.
<17> [Sun Mar 05 16:12:30 2006] [warn] VirtualHost **.**.***.***80 overlaps with VirtualHost **.**.***.***:80, the first has precedence, perhaps you need a NameVirtualHost directive
<17> That my fault?
<1> i think you made a typo
<17> Shall I add the line: NameVirtualHost **.**.***.***:80
<1> **.**.***.***80 ??
<13> **.**.***.***80 ?? = (standard_in) 2: syntax error
<17> I filtered my IP
<17> the : is actuall there
<1> in both cases?
<17> yeah
<1> i don't know much about virtual hosts i must admit
<17> Ahh I did it
<17> NameVirtualHost **.**.***.***:80
<17> thats what I needed
<1> ok
<17> cheers
<19> .morning
<13> Anchorage, AK (99515): Cloudy, 24 degrees
<13> as of: 8:53 AM Alaska on March 5, 2006
<13> ORBITAL SCIENCES : Mar 3 - 15.18, +0.08 - +0.53%
<20> what do I need to make my apache support .asp ?
<20> Azer .. hi
<20> any ideeas on how can I get .asp support on my apache ?
<10> .google asp on apache
<13> About 1840000 results. Displaying 1 - 5
<13> 1. http://www.apache-asp.org/ (Apache::ASP)
<13> 2. http://www.apache-asp.org/events.html (Apache::ASP::Events)
<13> 3. http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum92/32.htm (ASP on Apache)
<13> 4. http://lists.debian.org/debian-isp/2001/10/msg00035.html (ASP on Apache? (was: AW: Apache))
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