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<0> .
<0> any1 intrsted?
<1> feh
<2> how much does it cost?
<0> any1 intrsted?
<3> Someone Can Help me ?
<4> .dict french
<5> French
<5> adj : of or pertaining to France or the people of France; "French
<5> cooking"; "a gallic shrug" [syn: {Gallic}]
<5> n 1: the Romance language spoken in France and in countries
<5>
<5> (truncated)
<6> I'm using mod_rewrite to proxy files to another host (with [P] at the end), but it's failing for files with spaces in them. any pointers?
<1> a better rewrite.
<7> hehe
<7> twkm your advice is always gold
<1> minimalist chant for: pony up the rewrite, and we'll see!
<6> RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://luciad11.luciad.com:83/sales/$1 [P]
<6> heheh
<6> in the logs I get http error 505
<1> hmm. that looks like it should work.
<1> perhap the browser isn't encoding the space properly.
<8> aint it always crap to have spaces in filenames?
<9> twkm, you heard anything about apache 2.0 having issues with logging and chroot?
<1> Gidzz0r: it is pretty hard to avoid them if ms windows users are involved.
<6> twkm: well I'm encoding it with %20 myself and such but still does the same
<8> twkm: yeah.. thats true.
<1> SiD3WiNDR: hmm. turn on rewrite logging, see if apache is failing to encode them / leave them alone.
<6> aha
<1> dravine: not off hand, at least no more than the usual sort of chroot issues.
<6> do you have a oneliner how to turn it on or shall I google :)
<9> twkm, I'm just hearing of some weird issues with logging, namely that apache isn't logging everything properly
<9> not sure about the chroot issues, but I usually attribute those to a PEBKAC
<8> if you remove a log or so you must restart apache..
<8> thats one thing i know..
<1> dravine: hmm.
<6> got it
<1> dravine: i tend to isolate web servers onto dedicated machines or containers or vm's, rather than using chroot.
<10> no 2.2.0 in the topic ? *TISK*
<1> dravine: so i would not see anything. and i've not heard anything.
<9> twkm, yeah, I'm not really sure on the whole situation
<1> irzyxel: it was, but the topic god undid it.
<9> thought maybe you'd heard something recently
<6> meh
<6> it all shows ok
<6> even shows [OK] at the end
<6> but the page stays blank
<1> SiD3WiNDR: can you check the target site's logs?
<6> well it's a ghey tomcat thing
<6> and it has an access log which doesn't show anything
<6> aha
<1> not even the requested url?
<6> it does
<6> http error 401 when the proxy requests it
<6> doh.
<6> it's indeed behind authentication
<6> I guess my rewrite rules don't p*** the 401
<1> proxy hate!
<6> but I don't know why, nor how to fix it :o
<1> i would expect a 401 from the source to propagate back to the client.
<6> well, I just did a telnet get request on that file
<6> and I get back from apache:
<6> HTTP/1.1 505 HTTP Version Not Supported
<1> weird.
<1> sounds like the tomcat server cannot handle the http/1.1 request.
<6> that's what I thought at first
<6> but it can, it just sends back a 401
<9> man I hate that the alt attribute of an image will make a page not validate
<6> at least the log says so
<1> hmm.
<6> gonna do the request manually to the tomcat too
<1> dravine: *boggle* what doctype?
<9> -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
<6> HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
<6> Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1
<6> :(
<9> http://www.jraleigh.com/index.php/2005/12/30/worth-his-weight-in-friskies/
<9> that image tag was making my page not validate
<9> "missing required attribute 'alt'"
<5> That URL would be better as http://w.ick.ca/4744
<9> fixed it now though
<9> and border="0" from the paypal button was also gigging me
<1> oh, a missing alt.
<9> yeah
<9> it's just stupid though
<1> punt back to a darker age.
<9> like a blind person is going to give a **** about not knowing that it's an animated gif of a kitten with an ak47
<9> nah, I'll keep it xhtml transitional. gives me something to do when I get bored at work
<1> heh.
<9> happens a lot here
<9> the vp's laptop got fubar'd
<9> and consequently so did most of our incoming projects
<1> SiD3WiNDR: sorry, never really use apache's proxy.
<9> brb
<1> irzyxel: see?
<10> so use x to set the topic
<1> won't help.
<1> autotopic is set, and the topic in x doesn't include 2.2.0, and the only person that can change that is mia.
<1> hmm, well, perhaps DarcyB_ is alive, hard to say.
<10> oh, autotopic is 450, righ
<10> t
<6> twkm: np, this ****s though ;)
<1> irzyxel: right.
<8> .head wootgnu.org
<5> 200 OK
<5> Server: Apache/2.0.55 (Unix) PHP/5.1.1
<8> yay!!
<9> man
<9> I love emails like this:
<9> " Kool. Thank you for saving me 4 grand."
<6> a KDE user.
<11> Greetings! I want to create a virtual directory and subdirectory like /caps/baseball/ for example from the query strin ?base_cat_id=2&cat_id=8 , but how can i make it look like 2 directories, and how do i reach the second value? with $2 ?
<11> right now it works with RewriteRule ^produkter/([a-z0-9-]+)/$ /handling.php?cat_id=$1 , but i dont know how to reach that second value...
<11> Please help, I'm desperate, like a homeless man who hasn't been to sleep in weeks
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