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<0> hi
<1> brb
<2> hi, could anyone help me with a html/css problem please?
<2> i really didn't find any help on any other channels
<3> you should ask in a channel of html writers
<2> the guys from #html don't answert
<2> either in #css
<2> i've tried
<4> it's easier to do it than ask permission to :)
<2> ok .. so this is it: i have this website: www.rpl.xhost.ro/fizica and the background images from the links only display along the written text, how should i make it display the whole image?
<3> display: block
<3> <a> is an inline element which won't resize to the background size
<3> the problem with block display is that it always has a newline after it
<3> it's a bitch using background images in css
<3> for links
<2> tried that ... but i use divs in the whole page setup .. if i do that .. the whole **** is gonna move to the right ....
<3> yeah
<2> yeah ... it would work if i'd been using tables
<2> but with divs i didn't yet figure a way out ...
<2> any ideas?
<3> basically i try to avoid using a background: w/ an image on a link
<3> no
<3> i fought with it for about 3 days once
<3> and finally gave up
<2> :)))
<2> dang :P
<3> actually i ended up using a table to do it i think
<3> because i know i got it to work but it was pretty ugly when i was done
<3> my goal was to get the image to change on a mouseover for the link
<3> table was the only way i could get it to lay out correctly
<2> yeah ... i know it works woth tables ... i've used the same technique on another website
<2> but this one isn't written by me
<2> i'm just changing it ...
<3> yeah wish i had an answer to that problem
<3> if you find one you should let me know :P
<2> and it's pretty much suicide to change the whole setup
<3> i fought with it a long damn time at work
<3> the only reason i spent 3 days on it is i was being paid
<2> :)
<2> hehe
<3> i would have given up after about an hour of my own time
<2> well ... i'm gonna think about it a bit more. .. and if i can't figure out a way ... i'm gonna change the whole thing
<3> heh
<3> good luck
<3> CSS generally irritates me
<2> heh...how come?
<3> it seems to me like it was written by a bunch of people who haven't actually ever designed a web page
<2> wicked ... when i do a table arround the divs ... every element has a break at the end
<2> ****s
<5> anyone can help me with rewrite/proxying issues?
<5> I have hostA who receives the following request: GET http://hostA/www.company.com
<5> and I need to rewrite/proxy it to hostB as http://www.company.com
<5> the point and problem is that hostB != <result of nslookup www.company.com>
<5> so I need to construct a URI asking for www.company.com but direct it to a different host, hostB in the example
<6> can't be done.
<6> you must arrange for the proxy to lookup www.company.com and receive a result that is the address of hostB.
<7> Hi there.
<7> Need to clearify something out.
<7> ***ume that my server has three ips.
<7> And is it possible to add a virtual host on each ip ?
<6> yes.
<6> also, multiple vhosts per ip.
<7> But do i have to just give the new ip on virtualhost and point the domain to it?
<7> For intance lets say i got two ips on my server which is : 202.2.0.1 and 202.0.2
<6> uh-huh.
<7> Then?
<6> i agree, let us say you have two ip addresses. what about it?
<6> arrange for dns to resolve one domain name to one of the addresses, and the other to the other.
<6> in apache you create a <virtualhost> container for one of them and let the main configuration handle the other.
<6> see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/ip-based.html
<7> Ok i will point the ip to the domain.
<7> Ok.
<6> of course you don't have to use ip-based vhosts, there is also support for name-based vhosts, see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/name-based.html
<7> Rather i can add the ip itself then as a vhost right?
<7> Listen 192.170.2.1:80
<7> Listen 192.170.2.2:80
<6> can't remember the fake ip addresses you used before?
<6> anyway, you can use multiple listen's if that makes you happy.
<7> So i can set multiple listen on both ip and set vhost on each ip right?
<6> don't you believe the ip-based vhost document? yes, of course.
<7> Ok.
<1> later people, im leaving for irak again, take care
<7> twkm: ok i added Listen 22.22.22:80
<7> example
<7> Listen 22.22.22:80
<6> uh-huh, whatever.
<6> if you are going to use a fake ip address at least make it valid.
<7> ok.
<6> so, in addition to the listen you need to use at least one <virtualhost> directive.
<7> so Do i have to remove the line:
<7> Listen 80
<6> since you seem totally focused on inidividual listen directives, yes.
<7> Confused.
<7> Well right now i have is
<7> Listen 80
<6> i take it you didn't read the ip-based vhost page i linked you to -- right?
<7> NameVirtualHost 209.190.5.58:80
<7> that is working
<6> why did you use that?
<7> ans i need to set 209.190.5.59
<7> That is working by default.
<6> that doesn't answer my question.
<7> Listen.
<6> so, since you seem to love to ignore me, i'm going to ignore you.
<7> I have a apache up running.
<7> virtual host on ip 209.190.5.59
<7> Its not ignoring i am trying to convince you how this is set already.
<7> I did not set, but default its set on apache running with that vhost.
<7> [18:58] <6> why did you use that?
<7> ANS: I did not use that. It is set default by our old system admin.
<7> What i am trying to do is set a domain with a new ip on the server. so it will have totally different ip then the ones which already running on it.
<8> I'm having some troubles getting images to show up on my page.. I've tried full path and relative path and neither seem to work.. index's full path: /var/www/html/dir/domain.com/index.php images full path: /var/www/html/dir/temp/Temp1/images/.. ive tried ../temp/Temp1/images/ and ive tried the full path.. either are working for me.. any ideas?
<6> LoWIQ: /images is a common alias.
<6> oh, right, already asking on multiple networks. never mind.
<8> sorry, I was just looking up "Alias"
<8> sub helped me on EF... thanks anyways
<8> sorry.. Alias noobie here.. So if I add this to my httpd.conf "Alias /21/ /var/www/html/directories/templates/Template21" and my documentroot is /var/www/html/directories/domain.com I should be able to go <img src="/21/images/top1.jpg"> to access /var/www/html/directories/templates/Template21/images/top1.jpg ??
<8> oh damn.. need a trailing / on the alias line.. gah
<8> i bet thats it..
<8> yeppers.. awesome.. thanks for the help :P
<9> If I plan on using a virtual server using fixed IP do I still enclose a listen statement for that ip?
<10> good moring@all
<10> +n
<11> can i ask aquestion
<11> why is it that i cant run my apache isntaller
<12> hum
<12> is there an apache installer then?
<12> never used it
<11> binaries for windows
<11> bye guys... my coffee is waiting!
<13> [Wed Jun 07 11:00:53 2006] [notice] Child 1692: Starting thread to listen on port 8080.
<13> [Wed Jun 07 11:02:29 2006] [notice] Parent: Received shutdown signal -- Shutting down the server.
<13> [Wed Jun 07 11:02:29 2006] [notice] Child 1692: Exit event signaled. Child process is ending.
<13> why they receive shutdown signal?
<14> apchectl stop && apachectl start
<13> i have dhcp, maybe they gives error to my localhost/ ?
<14> no
<14> really coubt that dhcp has anything to do with your apache
<14> doubt*
<13> why then my server isnt Active?
<13> i need to test all my configuration
<13> can u?
<0> hi Gidzz0r
<14> hi mr_tea
<0> Zibbidy: what happens if you type localhost in your browser!
<14> help Zibbidy
<0> Gidzz0r: happy swedish national day yesterday!
<0> D DAY
<13> mr_tea, Unable to connect
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