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<0> anyone hear for xampp
<0> ?
<1> Mexicans are being invited to exchange their weapons for computers under a quirky new idea to curb rampant crime in Mexico City.
<2> [Sun Jan 22 05:53:52 2006] [error] [client 192.168.2.51] Symbolic link not allowed: /home/crc/public_html/drive/drive_y <-- But I have " Options MultiViews FollowSymLinks Indexes IncludesNoExec" in my <Directory /home/*/public_html> what could be the trouble?
<3> a more specific directory or location container removes the option.
<2> where would this directory, location container option be hideing?
<2> it all worked before then broke when I restored off a back up
<3> it could be anywhere.
<3> examine your config, and anything it includes, and anything they include, and so on, and so on.
<2> yea I don't see why it breaks now. my /etc/apache2 directory was restored from the back up too. Are their other options for apache somewhere else?
<3> then you can look around for access files.
<2> even if I gzip the access files so that no p***word is required I still get the same problem. Only this time I don't need a p***word
<2> the point is the error_log says its not allowed to follow symlinks when I clearly told it too.
<3> [repeat:] it could be anywhere.
<3> [repeat:] examine your config, and anything it includes, and anything they include, and so on, and so on.
<3> [repeat:] then you can look around for access files.
<2> I could have figured it would be a nested needle in a hey stack. I thought there was a sure fire way to find it.
<3> there is. reading.
<2> is there a command to allow apache to followsymlinks even if its not the users default group or user id?
<3> eh?
<3> apache cannot circumvent filesystem permissions.
<2> no no.
<3> there are only two symlink related options.
<2> I added apache to the "users,samba" group so it has access to the said files.
<2> ok whats the other symlink option?
<3> symlinkifownermatch
<2> yea that sounds like my problem.
<2> is there away to turn that one off
<3> eh?
<2> hold on I'm searching my etc directory for that string
<3> how about this. find every usage of the options directive in your config, and in any file it includes, and in any file they include, etc.
<2> yea I'm useing my plgrep script
<2> ./httpd.conf: Options FollowSymLinks
<2> ./httpd.conf:# Options IncludesNoExec
<2> oh wait that one don't count
<2> ./vhosts.d/00_default_vhost.conf: Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
<3> now, see if either of those two fails to apply to your case.
<2> <Directory /> <-- One is here
<2> <IfModule mod_userdir.c> <-- another here
<2> <Directory /home/*/public_html>
<2> here too
<3> sounds like it should work.
<2> APACHE2_OPTS="-D USERDIR -D DEFAULT_VHOST -D SSL -D SSL_DEFAULT" <-- I have this line in /etc/conf.d/apache2 would that cause any trouble?
<2> hmm
<2> <Directory "/var/www/localhost/htdocs"> I see the follow symlinks nested here after the <VirtualHost *:80
<2> moving it above the <Directory "/var/www/localhost/htdocs"> seems to make it work.
<2> are these "<>" what you call locations?
<2> It seems to work now. I hope I didn't break anything else. I hate tamporing with these .conf files. They seem so delicate
<2> thanks twkm.
<1> sry for the join parts ...................
<4> hi all, can you have a RewriteRule for anybody except a specific user?
<4> or IP
<3> perhaps.
<3> see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/sections.html
<4> running 1.3
<3> sigh.
<4> i think I found something on RewriteCond %(REMOTE_ADDR)
<3> people are soooooooooooooo ****ing lazy.
<3> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/configuring.html
<5> hello, when i start apache it gives me "httpd: bad user name nobody
<5> "
<5> any sugestions ?
<5> in httpd.conf user and group is set to www
<5> i have those groups
<5> and as well user nobody
<5> the my httpd is the version 1.3.34 running on a FreeBSD box
<3> apache doesn't think you have a user nobody.
<5> why would he look for a user nobody when i seted it to look for user www ?
<5> id nobody
<5> uid=65534(nobody) gid=65534(nogroup) groups=65534(nogroup)
<3> somewhere you configure nobody.
<5> nope, in httpd.conf i don't have set nobody anywhere
<3> *shrug*
<5> i read in some forums that some other ppl had the same problem and if they disabled auth_db, it worked
<5> i tried that also, nothign
<5> nothing*
<6> nice
<3> Dalia^: do you use a chroot?
<5> nope
<5> i try it from root
<3> oh well.
<5> ]# apachectl configtest
<5> httpd: bad user name nobody
<5> something like this for example
<5> should i chroot to what and what to execute ? could you give me an example ?
<3> if you used a chroot it would be important to test that environment's user database.
<5> hmm
<5> i'm even more clueless then when i 1st entered the channel :)
<3> since you don't use a chroot don't worry about it.
<3> perhaps nobody is spelled with a non-ascii character, or has a trailing invisible character.
<5> hmm
<7> .head wootgnu.org
<8> 200 OK
<8> Server: Apache/1.3.34 (Slackware) PHP/4.4.2
<7> .head gentoo.gidzz0r.se
<8> 200 OK
<8> Server: Apache/2.0.55 (Gentoo) mod_ssl/2.0.55 OpenSSL/0.9.7e PHP/4.4.0-pl1-gentoo with Hardening-Patch
<9> having a problem with url rewriting
<9> all of my other rewrites work, but in attempting to do www.blah.com/~user redirecting to index.php?page=profile&username=$1
<9> This doesn't seem to work: RewriteRule ^(~[-_\w]+)$ index.php?page=profile&username=$1
<9> any ideas?
<9> ahh, nevermind, I got it :)
<10> i need to include a usernae and a group name to an virtual host
<10> User webmail\nGroup webmail like this ?
<11> I set up apache and started it, but everytime I go to my ip address from the browser, it goes to my router control panel. what could be the reason?
<12> you don't have the router set to port forward :80
<12> and you have it's web admin interface exposed to the world it would seem
<11> are these the only reasons ?
<12> yeah, probably
<11> ok thank you
<10> i need to run a vhost under a different username and group
<13> How to close message "You don't have permission to access / on this server" ?
<14> click the little x
<13> No
<13> I means in apache server config
<14> check file permissions, if htdocs is where you expect, file ownership, then look at the config
<13> I means
<13> I set permision for some IP which can connect to my server .. But some IP that is not allow , in Browser will display "You don't have permission to access / on this server" I want to close ir
<14> you mean, make it so they cannot access the server but they don't see the no permissions message?
<13> YES
<14> hmmm. I don't know how to do that on the server. Azer might. But I know a workaround: Allow certain IPs and referrers with mod_rewrite and redirect everyone else to a different server (such as google). But that's a labor-intensive solution and I'd wait and ask Azer before I went that way.
<13> mod_rewrite.c ?
<14> it comes with the distribution, but you can compile it if you have nothing better to do
<13> What command to I will put
<14> It's more than a command. It's more like a long afternoon. Mod rewrite has to be available and included in the .conf file. Then you either have to create an .htaccess for the parent directories that you want to target OR you have to write global settings in your .conf file. But it isn't a single command and I am pretty sure there is a better way. Sit around and wait for a smart guy to show up.
<14> veins should be here any time....
<14> there you go! never fear, veins is here!
<14> veins :)
<14> veins, help somchay configure his apache, please.
<15> hia valentine
<14> :)
<15> hu ?
<15> well let me finish my KFC first :)
<14> don't eat that stuff!
<15> that's all i got when i go to work
<14> they won't sell it in India and I'll tell you why later
<15> KFC or macdonadls
<14> get a salad and macdonalds
<15> and gosh using an azerty keyboard is painful$
<15> too late ;)
<14> awww
<15> unless there are pieces of human, cat, dog or insect bodies
<15> KFC will be fine :)
<14> rat feces, mon adore
<15> ok that's gross
<14> well, they allow a certain amount in the states
<14> but India has higher standards and there werw too many
<14> so it made the news
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