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<0> .head 64.94.171.11:8080
<1> 500 HTTP timeout
<0> .head 64.94.171.11
<1> 500 HTTP timeout
<2> heya Azer.
<0> hey hey
<2> how's the land of the free, up there?
<0> oh. slow today
<0> i'm looking for something to work on
<2> sugarcrm manages to waste plenty of my time.
<0> hmm
<0> A complete CRM and groupware system for businesses of all sizes.
<2> i just cannot get my head around their way of thinking.
<2> i think i'd need to be in sales or marketing to really grok it.
<0> ha firefox died
<0> neat
<3> neat neat
<2> wmf attack!
<0> haha yes
<0> and MS put it there as a backdoor
<3> im going home soom d00ds
<0> cspan has been boring lately
<2> it can be unboring?
<0> i guess the topics the past couple weeks have just been too boring for even myself
<0> too much blah blah blah
<0> maybe its just the alito hearings
<0> alito, abortions and wire taps
<4> greetings from germany :)
<4> i have another strange problem: I cannot access some virtual hosts, but some other ones, i can...
<4> the error_log of one vhost which is not working contains:
<4> [Thu Jan 26 23:32:08 2006] [error] [client 85.178.191.188] (13)Permission denied: access to / failed because search permissions are missing on a component of the path
<4> anyone an idea?
<4> i use the suexec support, too...
<4> when i su $webserveruser and walk through the fs-path to the location of the webserver root, everything works fine...
<0> .head www.blogger.com
<1> 500 HTTP timeout
<0> wtf, i post a pic and the whole site dies??
<5> hello
<5> I'm trying to p***word protect a folder, and receive the following error
<5> well, alright. haha - pasting issues, apparently
<0> heh
<5> [Thu Jan 26 17:55:57 2006] [alert] [client 206.113.173.120] C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/secure/ht.acl: AuthUserFile takes 1-2 arguments, text file containing user IDs and p***words
<5> there we go. :>
<5> ?
<0> well offhand i'd say you htaccess syntax is wrong
<0> but i'd need to see it ..
<0> if its more than 5 lines, paste it here: http://www.rafb.net/paste/
<0> .. or dont..
<6> hey
<6> does http://www.ninevolt.be:5555/post.html let you post?
<5> yeah, barg. I just got home from work
<5> had to duck out for a dinner meeting
<5> sorry to hang that out there --
<6> oh wait
<6> nm
<6> nice
<0> 810 Republicans have desecrated this site.
<6> yea it's random.
<6> as are many things.
<6> background, fortune.
<6> title.
<6> i tried messing with favicon.ico or whatever it is
<6> no dice though :'(
<6> i thought i could have a perl script with imagemagick generating a different one each visit..
<0> you should kinda be able to accomplilsh that
<6> that's what i thought too.
<6> i've done image rotators like that
<6> and my active desktop was ****ing slick
<6> couldn't pull it off with the icon though. beats me.
<6> i guess i could've tried harder.
<6> whatever, beer time. peace.
<0> heh
<7> hello, can anybody help me with mod_rewrite problem?
<7> RewriteCond .. -f don't work for some reason..
<8> anyone can tell me what is wrong with this:
<8> When our character turns the iMac on, what really happens is that the iMac asked to be turned on, that the character got the message and decided, based on its internal state, that it was the best thing to do at that particular time.
<8> Word does not like the "base on its internal state, that it was ..."
<8> it underlines 'state, that' as it is a grammatical error
<9> its'
<10> thanks
<9> it's probably confused about which "state" too
<9> it's not infallible
<10> its' fixed it :-)
<4> greetings, anyone familiar with setting up the perl-startup-file for a mod_perl compiled server?
<4> i always get the errmsg: Premature end of script headers: /srv/www/htdocs/web5/html/cgi-bin/index.cgi
<7> you send correct headers from cgi file ?
<4> think so, before i upgraded the server, the website works fine...
<4> works = worked
<4> i'm sure, it must be a problem with the startup file...
<4> but after i removed the suse pre-compiled server, yast also deletes that file :/
<2> look for an suexec log.
<4> suexec log? mom, need to ask apache-manual...
<4> can i uses the suexec log , if i compiled the apache with this option?
<4> found...
<4> what's wrong, i think, i misunderstand something:
<4> in an vhost-section, i say User XY, Group AB
<4> the directory is owned by user XY and group AB...
<2> and the script?
<4> why i get an suexec error?
<2> suexec logs the exact reason.
<4> also, i updated wich chown $username:$group $webroot -R
<4> mom
<4> [2006-01-27 04:05:40]: crit: calling user mismatch (wwwrun instead of www)
<2> there you go.
<4> and this is also strange... in the default section, i define user: wwwrun and group: www
<2> suexec does not read the apache config.
<4> the httpd process is also owned by wwwrun
<2> so what!
<2> "instead of www" ... suexec expects, nee demands, that it be called by user www.
<2> more explicit for the cheap seats: recompile suexec or make apache run as user www.
<4> suexec is not a piece of code in the apache?
<4> is there a website, where i can find descriptions to the errors?
<4> ???[2006-01-27 04:19:20]: error: command not in docroot (/srv/www/htdocs/web5/html/cgi-bin/index.cgi)???
<4> wich command?
<4> ha$$
<2> that command.
<2> the one inside the parentheses.
<4> ic
<2> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/suexec.html
<2> replace 2.0 with 1.3 or 2.2, as appropriate.
<4> i'm reading the manual for the v1.3
<2> that's fine. the users' guide for suexec is also useful.
<4> vhost-config: DocumentRoot /srv/www/htdocs/web5/html
<2> and?
<2> SUEXEC DOES NOT READ THE APACHE CONFIG.
<4> does it have to be a relative paht to the main servers doc root?
<2> suexec is configured when it is compiled.
<4> no, but it denies execution, if there is a leading / -....
<2> as the suexec user's guide i provided a link to discusses.
<4> need 2 increase my english capabilities...
<4> i recompile the server... thx for the info about the suexec stuff...
<2> sure thing.
<4> finally! it works! (:-) thank's a lot man!
<4> *jubel*
<7> lol
<7> turkish hackers just deface one of my sites -)
<7> http://italyfashionclub.com/index.php
<7> windows must die! :)
<7>
<0> .weather fort yukon
<1> Argument "\x{4e}\x{2f}..." isn't numeric in multiplication (*) at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.5/Weather/Com.pm line 285.
<1> Fort Yukon, AK: Fair, -58 degrees
<1> as of: 10:16 PM Alaska on January 26, 2006
<0> ahh yea
<0> tee-shirt weather
<1> wanker
<0> hi
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