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<0> did you restart apache?
<1> does anyone know what could cause apache to get this error when issuing a restart via apachectl? its apache 1.3.34, ((98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to port 443
<1> I ***ume some apache process isnt closing, and its keeping port 443 open, but issuing restart again doesnt solve the problem, I have to kill -9 apache and then start it
<2> something else is using port 443.
<2> you have more than one listen 443 in your config.
<1> hrm, dont think so, but ill check
<1> only one listen line, and I know its not another program trying to use 443, this happens on multiple machines of mine, but it only seems to happen when they are quite busy
<1> ill fuser 443 when it happens next, just to make sure its apache
<2> *shrug*
<3> Hi, I have a question about tomcat 5.5
<3> I want to deploy a .war via a context configuration xml file, what do I name the xml file?
<3> "web.xml", or "context.xml", or...?
<4> is it in WEB-INF?
<4> ahh..nevermind.
<2> #tomcat on irc.freenode.net probably knows the answer.
<4> you would know that.
<3> It's under $tomcatDir\webapps
<3> Ah, many thanks!
<5> <5> i have a problem uploading a file over 1.8-2 mb files to my web server through php even thought i set MAX_FILE_SIZE to 25mb (25*1024*1024)
<5> <5> anyone know if its a default apache/php setting?
<6> sickboy: its not an apache setting..
<5> hmm thx
<6> did you restart apache after edit php.ini ?
<5> yes
<6> i suppose there could be some sort of mod installed that might do this.
<5> php.ini --> upload_max_filesize = 2M
<5> ha!
<5> and should i also higher post_max_size = 8M ?
<5> i think both are independant..
<6> oh ha, i thought that had been set to 25MB
<5> nope.. that was set in my form
<6> i'd ask in #php
<5> ahh i got it
<5> it was that setting in php.ini
<6> cool
<5> setting it in the form wasn't sufficient
<5> thx for the tips
<6> yes
<5> see ya
<7> i'm setting up apache and php on xp, and i'm a complete noob. which is better, installing php as a cgi binary or as an apache module?
<8> ..apache module i guess..
<8> but i was too late!
<9> sup Azer ?
<6> morning
<10> heya
<11> w0rd
<0> read your error log
<6> http://www.computerworld.com/governmenttopics/government/legalissues/story/0,10801,108918,00.html?source=NLT_AM&nid=108918
<0> That URL would be better as http://w.ick.ca/4994
<6> .head the-tribals.de:81
<0> 500 Can't connect to the-tribals.de:81 (connect: Invalid argument)
<6> .head the-tribals.de:81
<0> 200 OK
<0> Server: Apache/2.2.0 (Unix)
<8> .head gen2.wootgnu.org
<0> 200 OK
<0> Server: Apache/2.2.0 (Gentoo) mod_ssl/2.2.0 OpenSSL/0.9.7i DAV/2 PHP/5.1.1-gentoo with Hardening-Patch
<12> hey to all
<12> can somebody tell me some web site with free php scripts
<11> google
<11> idiot
<12> im girl
<12> i search google but they are not free
<11> i don't care
<13> search "free php scripts"
<11> if you were a parapalegic *** midget with a handle, well then I might care
<13> I'm a girl <--- is this a justification for stupid questions (don't say it dravine)
<13> http://www.unixchix.org/
<14> lolz
<15> any ideas on why multiple request from the same client browser to the same URL will cause a block/wait ? i
<11> yeah you ****ing idiot
<11> _tasm told you in #php
<11> read the rfc
<6> hey
<6> calm down man :)
<15> all he did was call me an idiot
<11> no
<11> he told you about how http requests can only do 2 at a time
<11> like the protocol specifies
<15> 2-connection limit to the server
<15> but then why if i have 2 copies of the same exact script and request to them both simultaneously, they don't block
<15> yet both to the same script name do block
<15> it sounded like the protocal was about connections to the server, not the actual pages within the server
<11> each page request is a seperate connection
<15> according to that i'd expect any two pages to block on the same server
<15> is there a .conf option to disable that restriction?
<15> it is an intranet and causing lots of problems with users
<11> you're going to have to fix your ****ty code
<11> that's the problem
<15> a long query can make a page wait for minutes, and even if they close the browser and open it again it still waits
<11> sounds like a bad application
<15> actually, a painfully slow and poorly designed database
<15> so most queries take at least 10 seconds
<11> then fix the issue with the app
<11> you're not going to get the http protocol changed man
<15> but it is harder to code around this than to just tweak some server setting
<11> no it isn't
<16> yeah
<16> get real
<11> because there is no server setting to tweak
<11> your app is a piece of junk, it is the problem, fix it
<16> seriously
<15> so you're telling me that spawning a server side job in the background and dumping the results into a file is better than just displaying the results as they come?
<11> yeah, if it's faster
<15> just to free up the URL
<15> it isn't any faster, just doesn't make the browser wait that way
<11> if it was written in a rational way in the first place, you wouldn't have these issues
<16> that's almost universally true if it's a lot of results not being paginated
<16> or slow to return
<15> it paginates, but it is oracle
<11> how does it paginate?
<11> are you grabbing all the data, and displaying a subset of it?
<11> or are you grabbing the subset and returning just that?
<15> the only solution i had this far was to do a multi subselect to query rownum subsets
<15> trying to artifically do what mysql does with the LIMIT command
<15> because oracle's ROWNUM only impacts pre-ordered results
<11> sounds like you need to redo that pagination routine
<15> any genius ideas?
<11> none that are free
<11> I don't use oracle
<11> so I can't give you any oracle specific ideas
<11> I could hackery you up something in postgres pretty quickly
<16> sendmail rules
<0> my private parts itch
<13> .quote azer
<0> <hakkrdan> hrm <hakkrdan> looks like I might be quitting my job. <hakkrdan> heh <6> why <hakkrdan> because I have ideas <6> ***ual harr***ment?
<6> derek_ i installed php-ssl also derek_ and it asked for some stuff
<6> derek_ I just pressed enter enter
<6> .
<17> that's the windows legacy
<17> next next next
<16> what are flv files?
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