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<0> can anyone please tell me how will i add a alias in my httpd.conf ? i want to include a directory outside the root document
<1> i suggest using a text editor.
<0> http://pastebin.com/572438
<0> cou;d you please have a look there is i done it right ?
<0> * could
<2> is there a channel that deals with apache axis?
<3> hello all
<3> i wanna ask question
<3> can any 1 help me ?
<4> not if you don't ask
<3> i sales a server yasterday and i upload an index to it just an index .... but it was hacked
<3> i dont know how that happend
<3> how can any 1 hack a root and take it without any script
<3> do any new bug for a root
<3> it make me mad .. how it can be ?
<1> perhaps your p***word is weak.
<3> noooo
<3> its just a day
<1> so?
<3> 1 day and no 1 know me p***
<3> so i dont know how ... i think that may be a secure bug
<3> hey
<3> can any one answer me ?
<1> did you finally ask a question?
<3> i sales a server yasterday and i upload an index to it just an index .... but it was hacked
<3> <3> i dont know how that happend
<3> <3> how can any 1 hack a root and take it without any script
<3> <3> do any new bug for a root
<3> <3> it make me mad .. how it can be ?
<3> that is my question twkm
<1> how can we know?
<1> you didn't mention the version of apache.
<1> you didn't mention if your index is a script or plain html.
<3> html
<1> you didn't mention if you contacted the service provider.
<3> i contact a data center and they resend me a p***
<1> did the investigate?
<3> investigate? sorry ?
<3> Apache/1.3.34 (Unix) mod_gzip/1.3.26.1a mod_auth_p***through/1.8 mod_log_bytes/1.2 mod_bwlimited/1.4 PHP/4.4.1 mod_ssl/2.8.25 OpenSSL/0.9.7a PHP-CGI/0.1b
<3> that wt u wanna know ?
<3> hey man
<1> seems up to date.
<1> probably your p***word was compromised.
<3> no one know my p*** >>> i just buy ne server yesterday
<1> *shrug*
<3> can ypu give me a wb site that i can know a best security from it ?
<1> not off hand.
<3> ok thank you
<3> and sorry for your time
<0> hi all
<0> i just apt-get install horde3 and is installed in /usr/share/horde3/ how will i make horde3 to appear www.localhost.com/horde3 ? or www.horde3.localhost.com ? please help
<1> didn't it provide an apache module configuration file?
<1> you really run localhost.com? i'm surprised.
<0> was example :)
<1> no, that would be example.com.
<0> well it should
<0> what do you want me to look for ?
<0> nothing just horde itself
<1> i told you what to look for.
<0> anyt ideea what should i do ?
<1> an apache module configuration file.
<0> hmm where would that be :(
<0> in /usr/share/horde3/ are just config file for horde . nothing to do with apache
<1> i have no idea where it would be, you are the one with the debian-ish system.
<0> yes
<1> so, where does debian put those sorts of things?
<0> can you be more specific with an apache module configuration file ?
<1> some piece of text file that would alter apache's configuration so that horde would be enabled.
<1> the text file would be something that an include from the main file would cause to become active.
<0> i see
<5> oh
<6> Greetings. Can I p*** parameters to <--!exec cgi'd scripts? If so, how? I can't find any documentation or samples
<7> depends how they're supposed to have those parameters p***ed
<7> you can do exec cmd="command -opt1 -opt2 -etc"
<6> Any way is fine by me.
<6> not cmd
<6> cgi
<6> <!--exec cgi="/cgi-bin/somescript.cgi"-->
<6> cmd= is disabled on the server
<7> does that make apache construct a new request for the said cgi script?
<7> don't really know much about ssi
<6> P***ing POST is probably not possible, but p***ing GET should be.
<7> yea, that's what i was thinking
<6> I don't know. I ***ume it dies.
<7> well exec cgi="/cgi-bin/foo.cgi?arg=val&x=y"
<7> worth a try
<6> anyway, <!--exec cgi="/cgi-bin/somescript.cgi?param=value"--> gives an error like "invalid CGI ref"
<6> 1) try logical version, 2) read documentation, 3) google, 4) ask someone on IRC :)
<7> i'm at 2) and the apache documentation says:
<7> The include virtual element should be used in preference to exec cgi. In particular, if you need to p*** additional arguments to a CGI program, using the query string, this cannot be done with exec cgi, but can be done with include virtual, as shown here:
<7> <!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/example.cgi?argument=value" -->
<6> ... doh
<6> sorry, should have cought that
<6> thanks
<7> no worries :)
<8> howdy humans
<9> howdy Azer
<9> any clue on the hostmask issue? ;>
<8> hum
<9> http://wootgnu.org/index.php?get=gnu&lang=en
<9> http://wiki.wootgnu.org/doku.php?id=irc:apache
<9> i AM bored yes!
<8> me too
<8> and i just woke up
<8> Gidzz0r wacky screen shots
<9> Azer: dont like 'em?
<8> i didnt say that
<8> cant believe people still want to be communist..
<9> not me either
<9> but.. still i live with two old men that is SO communistic
<9> in a house here when im at skewl
<8> "The Communist Party of the Philippines"
<9> they are brainwashed by the newspapers up here
<8> heh
<9> all newspapers are made by the socialists
<8> "Our data shows that the most high-risk category is 'games,'" said the report. "Another is celebrity, for which over one in seven executables are infected with spyware."
<8> .. web sites..
<8> One in five of gaming site hosted spyware. Music placed second with 11.4 percent of domains infected (about one in nine).
<9> http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=wootgnu.org
<9> 40 days..
<9> :>
<8> one in 25 domains has infectious files..
<9> i wonder..
<9> maybe should install some virusscanner on server..
<9> http://toolbar.netcraft.com/stats/countries
<10> hi! I'm running apache behind an asus router. So http://localhost:8000 works (I have port 8000 set up), but http://www.mydomainname.com:8000 and http://myip:8000 doesn't... Behind the router I have always the same IP (192.168.1.9) and I've set up all kinds of settings on the router that should allow TCP traffic to my ip on the 8000 port, but it still doesn't work. What could be the problem and how can I fix it?
<1> find all listen directives.
<1> ask on more networks.
<10> hmmm, I have no listen directives (never had them, but things used to work before I had this router), I only have "port 8000"
<10> should I have a listen directive? And how is it different from port?
<1> so you have apache 1.3?
<10> yes
<1> if you use the netstat program does it show port 8000 in listen state? what ip address, or is it any-address?
<10> no port 8000. Should there be? I can still connect to http://localhost:8000/. Or should I put some options to the netstat?
<10> TCP rok:8000 rok:0 LISTENING
<10> (with netstat -a)
<1> i wouldn't expect to see rok:, i expect to see *:
<1> do you have a bindaddress directive? if so remove it / comment it out.
<10> BindAddress directive is already commented out
<1> then rok: is odd to see, i expect the any-address indicator, i.e., *:80
<10> what does that mean and what to do now?
<1> it means your apache is listening on a particular address. if that matters and how to fix it i cannot say.
<10> hmmmm
<1> does your router forward port 80 to that address?
<10> my router has a web server for configuration on port 80
<1> sorry, i mean port 8000.
<10> yeah, I guess, I have under Virtual Server List set port 8000 to my local IP, I have port trigger for port 8000 set up, I have internet firewall disabled
<1> i have no idea what that means.
<1> but i would guess that it isn't working well enough.
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