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<0> ok so lets try this, set the listen and servername port to ip:81 listen:81
<0> restart
<1> ok
<1> done
<1> works here. and faster now
<1> with port 80 it took a lil while to access it
<0> .head http://213.161.228.52:81
<2> 200 OK
<2> Server: Apache/2.2.0 (Win32) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.0 OpenSSL/0.9.8a mod_autoindex_color PHP/5.1.1
<0> ok
<0> so
<0> something is blocking port 80, you or your ISP
<2> I heard your priest was blocking port 80, you or your ISP!
<0> if your end is set, then its the ISP
<1> does it work now?
<0> yes
<1> with port 81 ?
<1> nice
<0> yes
<0> you really need to config that
<0> really.
<1> why ?
<1> it works :)
<0> want me to make it not work?
<1> lol no :)
<0> then go config that thing
<1> config what ?
<0> .
<0> /msg
<0> one sec..
<0> go to that page.
<0> read.
<2> 1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax;
<0> hum
<0> MySQL reloaded.
<0> .head https://billing.managed.com/order/orderwiz.php?v=5
<2> 500 Can't connect to billing.managed.com:443 (connect: Connection refused)
<0> .head https://billing.managed.com/order/orderwiz.php?v=5
<2> 500 Can't connect to billing.managed.com:443 (connect: Connection refused)
<3> anyone had any luck with mod_chroot?
<4> instead of running mod_chroot
<4> people should har*** the commiters
<4> so that openbsd's chroot patch gets into apache ...
<3> ok
<5> mod chroot works..
<5> but veins is right.. openbsd's chroot patch works better
<4> well chroot should not be in a module
<4> its just idiotic
<3> how do you recommend chrooting apache on freebsd?
<4> mod_chroot
<3> i've got problems installing it, LoadModule chroot_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_chroot.so
<3> /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_chroot.so
<3> does not exist
<4> well ...
<3> using ./configure --add-module /usr/home/root/mod_chroot-0.5/src/apache13/mod_chroot.c
<3> when configuring apache 1.3
<4> you need to build the module
<4> then copy the .so to the appropriate place
<3> yes, it displays mod_chroot.c in httpd -l
<6> httpd -l displays built in modules.
<6> you don't need to load the shared object
<7> hi all
<7> any ideea on how to redirect all traffic from domain.com/blah/whatever.html to www.domain.com/blah/whatever.html ?
<8> I use php for that
<8> that's probably the only way
<7> mod_rewrite must do it too
<8> mod_rewrite doesn't redirect, it just proxies
<7> BarkerJr
<7> wake up
<7> you are dreaming
<7> RewriteEngine On
<7> RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ [NC]
<7> RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.domain.com [NC]
<7> RewriteRule ^.*$ http://www.domain.com/ [R,L]
<8> there you go
<8> but I sit by what I said. that won't send a redirect to the client
<7> i don`t want a redirect to the client
<8> <7> any ideea on how to redirect...
<8> w/e
<7> from the apache webserver
<7> that is what i ment :P
<7> sorry
<8> so, what's the point to rewrite domain.com to www.domain.com?
<8> not that I know rewrite enough to tell you how
<8> but if the client still sees it as domain.com, and it's the same server, who cares?
<6> BarkerJr: it does redirect, if you tell it to.
<8> ah ok
<8> well, when you find out, let me know. I want to redirect www.barkerjr.net to barkerjr.net
<9> anything in a rewrite rule result with a protocol in it
<9> without a P
<9> will redirect
<6> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^barkerjr.net$ [NC] RewriteRule / http://www.barkerjr.net/ [QSA]
<6> meh, RewriteRule /(.*) http://www.barkerjr.net/$1 [QSA]
<9> although
<9> .apachedoc redirect context
<2> redirect(mod_alias) context: server config, virtual host, directory, .htaccess
<9> just use that
<8> thx
<8> I figure it's probably more efficient than doing it n php
<7> madbovine: not working
<7> RewriteEngine On
<7> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.hyperactiv.ro$ [NC]
<7> RewriteRule /(.*) http://www.hyperactiv.ro/$1 [QSA]
<7> i have bothe created hyperactiv.ro and www.hyperactiv.ro as vhosts
<7> please check
<6> so you're redirecting www.hyperactiv.ro to www.hyperactiv.ro?
<8> oh dear :P
<7> eek
<7> sorry
<7> 3 am here
<7> thanks
<6> no worries
<7> same problem
<7> RewriteEngine On
<7> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^hyperactiv.ro$ [NC]
<7> RewriteRule /(.*) http://www.hyperactiv.ro/$1 [QSA]
<7> now it works as i deleted the vhost
<7> now it works as i deleted the hyperactiv.ro vhost
<8> so... RewriteRule /(.*) http://barkerjr.net/$1 [QSA,PT,R=permanent]
<6> I really don't get people that creata vhosts for both domain.tld and www.domain.tld, when the issue can easily be solved with ServerAlias
<8> I don't create them, my hoster does
<6> nah that was a reference to 03:24 < OmiDex> now it works as i deleted the hyperactiv.ro vhost
<8> oh
<8> now I'm getting this: http://www.barkerjr.net/Stories/
<6> don't use permanent redirection?
<6> [QSA,PT,R]
<8> why?
<8> now I get "Found"
<6> hm wtf, should be transparent methinks.
<8> yeah, but it's redirecting on itself, too
<6> try just [QSA,PT] - R is not needed if you specify a full url.
<8> the "here" link is to itself
<8> which makes no sense
<6> ideed
<6> indeed
<8> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.barkerjr.net$ [NC]
<8> RewriteRule /(.*) http://barkerjr.net/$1 [QSA,PT]
<6> I think the server is misconfigured.
<2> I heard your dog was misconfigured, madbovine
<6> shut up, p`u
<2> ok, madbovine
<6> thanks
<6> BarkerJr: I wonder why a 302 would need an ErrorDocument
<8> Note: There is a special feature: When you prefix a substitution field with http://thishost[:thisport] then mod_rewrite automatically strips it out.
<8> how nice
<8> that's why it's ignoring the http://
<6> erm
<8> y'know, the doc page I'm reading is inconsistant
<8> in one place it says it strips out the http://host, but then the examples show it working
<2> woooord
<10> I am trying to setup Virtual Hosts. In my vhosts.d dir I have three files domain1.com.conf, domain2.com.conf, domain3.com.conf. Apache is taking the first CONF file and making all the other domains use that. How do I tell Apache to use the CONF file for the domain it's getting a request for. All use the same IP.
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