Hello, I'm trying to implement the following mod_rewrite rule: host.com/developer/ => host.com/developer/index.py host.com/developer/branchX => host.com/developer/index.py?branch=branchX host.com/developer/branchX/commitY => host.com/developer/index.py?branch=branchX&commit=commitY Currently, the appropriate config section looks l...
What to use for a medium to large python WSGI application, Apache + mod_wsgi or Nginx + mod_wsgi? Which combination will need more memory and CPU time? Which one is faster? Which is known for being more stable than the other? I am also thinking to use CherryPy's WSGI server but I hear it's not very suitable for a very high-load applicati...
Hi All, I am trying to configure Apache2 on my Mac (running OS X 10.5) so I can use virtual hosts to develop a few different projects and be able to browse to them from other machines on my network. I've tried to use the following configuration in httpd.conf (boiled down a bit): ServerName macmini.local:80 Listen *:80 NameVirtualHost 1...
We're running a Rails site at http://hansard.millbanksystems.com, on a dedicated Accelerator. We currently have Apache setup with mod-proxy-balancer, proxying to four mongrels running the application. Some requests are rather slow and in order to prevent the situation where other requests get queued up behind them, we're considering opt...
Does anyone know of any reverse proxy solutions that allow the content/data of an HTTP response to be directly modified before being relayed to the requesting client? As an example: Proxy relays client request for pdf document to another server, response received by proxy, watermark added to pages of pdf, watermarked pdf is returned to...
I know mime_content_type() is deprecated, but it seemed to me the alternative is worse at the moment. Finfo seems to require adding files and changing ini directions on windows; I don't want to require this for the script I am making. I need to find the mimetype of files, but when calling mime_content_type($filename) on windows it fails...
As a follow up to an earlier question that attracted a whole zero answers, I'm wondering about the possibilities of allowing a web server (apache) to write to its own document root (Linux), in order to dynamically create meta-redirect files. Of course, this sounds incredibly dangerous, and I'm wary of going the whole hog and granting th...
Hi, there. I have apache web server installed as frontend and I have j2ee SAP Netweaver Application Server installed in Intranet server. How can I configure apache to forward requests and response to/from j2ee app server. for example, external apache server's ip is 9.20.1.1:80. internal sap server's address is 192.168.0.1/sap/bc/gui/sap...
I have a site that is using x509 client certificates (2 way SSL) to authenticate users and an LDAP directory that contains authorization information. I would like to use one of the certificate attributes to query the directory ( SSL_CLIENT_S_DN_CN to be exact ). I see how to use mod_ssl to use the user's client certificates for authenti...
I've got a web system where users log in, and it stores a cookie of their session. When they log in as someone else or log out I want to remove that original cookie that I stored. What's the best way to do that? I'm using Python and Apache, though I suppose the answer will remain the same for most languages. ...
Is there a way to have a RewriteRule fire on any domain that is requested on a box? For example, I have 5 VirtualHosts that would have the exact same RewriteRule applied to them and currently each VirtualHost directive has the rule, but can I put this somewhere 'global' so that upkeep is easier? ...
I am trying to make this feature available, maybe in an apache .htaccess file. ...
I'm trying to run some python code under Apache 2.2 / mod_python 3.2.8. Eventually the code does os.fork() and spawns 2 separate long-run processes. Each of those processes has to create a separate instance of a class in order to avoid any possible collision in the parallel flow. class Foo(object): pass kidprocs = [] for kid in ('...
I've installed the Windows XAMPP package on three separate computers, 2 running Windows Vista 32 bit ( 1 Ultimate / 1 Home Premium ) and 1 running Windows Vista 64 Home Premium. After enabling xdebug in php.ini and restarting apache, viewing the default XAMPP localhost index causes apache to crash in the same way every time, reporting '...
I develop using MAMP pro on my Mac. When I start MAMP it prompts me for a password if I use port 80. If I use a higher port it doesn't prompt me, but I have to append the port number in the URL ( eg dev.local:8888 ). Does anyone know how to make it not prompt for password when using standard ports? Thank you. ...
Apache/2.2.6 (Unix) DAV/2 mod_python/3.2.8 Python/2.4.4 configured ... One of apache processes spawns some long-running python script asynchronously, and apparently doesn't seem to collect its child process table entry. After that long-run-in-subprocess python script finishes - defunct python process has been left. # ps -ef | grep htt...
Ok, so I want to get a webapp running in tomcat (5.5) to run behind apache 2 (2.2.3 to be precise) serving from the root of the site (i.e. without the context), with static content being served via apache. So if the app is running under "/myapp" on tomcat I want to use apache (plus mod_rewrite) to make it behave as if it's running under...
I have a problem while showing .flv video file through apache 5.5 server. I am using jsp2.0 & javascript, flash video player in html. Whenever i am trying to run the video.jsp page which contains 10mb .flv video file through apache 5.5 server, my c drive is getting full. It also does not show the video on page & my whole laptop is becomm...
Are htaccess redirects any slower/put any more strain on Apache than redirects in configuration files? Also, how big can a number of redirects in htaccess get before they start decreasing performance? ...
Hi! I need that my apache require authentication only to external access but free in my local network. I have mod_user in my apache. ( sorry for my english :S ) Thx!! ...