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<0> Question for anyone still awake. I have used Apache on Windows for many years. But this is my first time using Apache on Linux. One thing I notice is when I edit a text file like test.cgi in windows notepad and upload it to Linux. Apache fails on the formating of the text file? I'd like to edit files localy here on windows then upload them to the Apache server. Any idea on a editor to do this or is this a diffrent issue?
<1> WhiteShep: maybe incorrect newline convention?
<0> What is that?
<0> Or perhaps is there a windows editor that I can safely use for Linux Apache?
<1> WhiteShep: it has nothing to do with Apache.
<1> WhiteShep: DOS/Windows ends lines with \r\n and Unix uses \n. text files have to be converted between DOS/Windows and UNIX. in your case, this is usually done by the FTP program.
<1> in FTP, there's a "ASCII" and a "Binary" transfer mode. for script source code (which is probably what your test.cgi file is), you have to pick ASCII.
<1> lots of FTP clients will try to guess automatically based on file name extension, but maybe yours didn't with ".cgi".
<0> Ok I see this would affect all Linux text files. Ok, I have the drives mapped between my Linux and Windows apache drives. So I can transfer files between them. I'll see if I can search out a editor that can save as a unix formated file. Thanks for the info.
<1> ok. using Samba?
<1> if so, then yeah, there's a problem here. an editor with multiple line conventions support is prolly the best way.
<0> No using Webdrive (a windows client that maps into the FTP server and makes it a drive letter in Windows). But i suspect everything transfers via binary (exactly).
<1> WhiteShep: ah ok. might be a way to configure it to do ASCII transfers for .cgi's.
<0> So I'll look for a editor that will save for both.
<1> WhiteShep: might be better to just configure your FTP client (webdrive) to do the conversion on transfer, that way the files will work correctly on both systems.
<0> I checked it's very simple. It just makes a drive letter. No real settings.
<1> ok
<0> Ok just found a program I'll try called dos2unix. Thanks for the info.
<1> but you'd have to run it to convert the file each time you upload it.
<0> Yeah I know. I'm sure there are some editors out there. Just haven't found any yet. This will at least get me running till I do.
<1> WhiteShep: for windows, check out scite
<0> Ok thanks will do.
<1> np
<2> afaik windows formatting works just fine on apache/perl/...
<3> hi
<3> Anyone ever configured for iPod video/audio with MIME hackery?
<1> SiD3WiNDR: not OK for the #! line and it shouldn't be done anyway; there are other applications then Apache and Perl on UNIX.
<2> sphex: hmm, you have a point
<2> (re shebang, not other apps, which shouldn't actually care)
<1> SiD3WiNDR: why shouldn't they?
<2> because.
<2> there is no real code overhead in supporting both formats, and actually all interpreters I used disregard the windows format
<2> it's a little irritating to see the linebreak chars when using an editor on them, that's true ;)
<1> SiD3WiNDR: there is a lot of overhead to support this correctly system-wide.
<4> hackety-hack..
<2> giddzah.
<4> \o/
<0> Sid: Well so far I have had no luck using a "standard" windows editor under Apache Perl. I edit a working Linux .cgi file and convert it to windows and Apache coughs up a server error and dies.
<1> WhiteShep: that's prolly the #! line
<0> Nope everything is exact between the two copies. The shebang is correct.
<0> Well safe for the formating between them. I'm not changing the files.
<1> WhiteShep: a DOS line ending on the #! won't work
<1> WhiteShep: but you shouldn't use DOS newlines on your Unix system anyway; they won't work correctly as text files in general
<0> Yeah.. that dos2unix didn't work. I'm looking at scite now.
<1> hmm well if you convert the file with dos2unix, then it should work.
<1> check your error log, there could be another problem
<1> WhiteShep: test your CGI from the shell
<0> I loaded a unix cgi with msdos edit and resaved it as test.cgi (dos/win format) and then ran dos2unix on it. It reformats it but Apache still won't run it.
<1> WhiteShep: try to run it from a shell. check the error log.
<0> Nods..
<5> good morning people
<6> hi
<6> Is apache 2.2.2 compatible with php 5.1.4 ?
<6> apache 2.2.2 could not start as soon as i added LoadModule php5_module "C:\webserver\php\php5apache2.dll" in httpd.conf
<7> haha
<6> ?
<7> haha ?
<8> hello. is there any way to ban a specific ip? i mean, not even to allow it to open a connection to the server
<1> juupan: gotta use the firewall for that
<8> uhm, i see
<8> and you know any server that would allow that?
<8> i thought there was a way to do it, using apache conf files
<1> juupan: well, Apache can "ban" by addr/host, but it won't prevent to open a connection to the server.
<9> he means use the router.
<9> firewall bad :P
<10> hi
<11> yo
<10> y0
<11> how's things?
<10> hey dravine fine fine
<11> cool
<10> i would like to find a new challenge
<10> and you ??
<11> learn to breath underwater
<11> I'd like to have slept more last night
<10> I can do that already
<11> pwned
<10> ;)
<10> every day I swim half a km
<11> yeah, well I usually take 3 dumps a day
<11> so ****ing there!
<10> I **** 4 times today man
<10> its abnormal
<10> normally I **** 2 times a day
<11> I'm consistent
<10> but its good
<11> but I eat a lot
<10> one time under office hours
<10> the whole kitchen got smelly
<11> you poop in the kitchen?
<10> yea the toilet is there
<10> and i left the door open
<10> im such a biatch
<11> ew
<11> hehe
<10> black russian instantly kills
<12> ta
<10> .head marsasportsclub.com
<13> 200 OK
<13> Server: Apache/2.0.54 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_17 Perl/v5.8.7 mod_ssl/2.0.54 OpenSSL/0.9.7d FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 PHP/4.4.2 mod_webapp/1.2.0-dev mod_python/3.1.4 Python/2.2.2
<4> mr_teadelux: !
<10> hi
<10> I become delux
<4> when?
<10> since yesterday
<4> SP L33T..
<4> EH
<4> CAPS!
<4> so l33t i meant..
<5> good night people
<10> G1dzz0r: is superleet
<10> you are a superleethero
<4> aye!
<4> .dict ran
<4> .dict rant
<13> run
<13> n 1: a score in baseball made by a runner touching all four bases
<13> safely; "the Yankees scored 3 runs in the bottom of the
<13> 9th"; "their first tally came in the 3rd inning"
<13> (truncated)
<13> rant
<13> n 1: a loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong emotion
<13> [syn: {harangue}, {ranting}]
<13> 2: pompous or pretentious talk or writing [syn: {bombast}, {fustian},
<13> {cl
<13> (truncated)
<10> .dct penis
<10> .dict penis
<13> penis
<13> n : the male organ of copulation (`member' is a euphemism) [syn:
<13> {phallus}, {member}]
<13> [also: {penes} (pl)]
<13> And I think penis is fine, yeah
<10> .dict vagina
<13> vagina
<13> n : the lower part of the female reproductive tract; a moist
<13> canal in female mammals extending from the labia minora
<13> to the uterus; "the vagina receives the penis during
<13> (truncated)
<4> .dict newb
<10> .dict ****
<13> No definitions found for newb
<13> ****
<13> n : slang terms for ***ual intercourse [syn: {****ing}, {screw},
<13> {screwing}, {***}, {nooky}, {nookie}, {piece of ***}, {piece
<13> of tail}, {roll in the hay}, {shag}, {shtup}]
<13> (truncated)
<10> voila
<13> And I think **** is seriously ALL they do
<10> now G1dzz0r finally learned what a penis a vagina and **** is
<10> thank you mr_teadelux
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