Hi,
Is there a way to share data (in my case a apr_array_header_t)
between all the httpd process ?
I have to use it to provide single sign-on functionality with
the proxy module. I have to store some informations about old
requests from all httpd process (true and virtual).
Thank you
Monday, August 12, 2002, 9:09:01 AM, you wrote:
Phil Stoneman says:
Now, my problem is this: Apache(1.3.26) is sending 301
(HTTP_MOVED_PERMANENTLY) when it does the 'trailing slash' redirects
to contruct a valid URI for a directory. This is technically not
against the RFC from what I can
HI,
Can someone point me to the equivalent in the Apache 2.0.x versions
of the user field that was in the Apache 1.3.x in hte conn_rec??
thanks by advance,
Harrie
Hi,
I've got an update problem regarding apache 1.3.24/2.0.39 and a home-grown
server-push webcam CGI. The CGI continuously reads images from the cam,
compresses them into JPEGs and puts them together into a
multipart/x-mixed-replace stream to produce a poor-man's video with
netscape-browsers.
Graham Leggett wrote:
GL Sébastien Bonnegent wrote:
GL
GL Is there a way to share data (in my case a apr_array_header_t)
GL between all the httpd process ?
GL
GL I have to use it to provide single sign-on functionality with
GL the proxy module. I have to store some informations
Harrie Hazewinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can someone point me to the equivalent in the Apache 2.0.x versions
of the user field that was in the Apache 1.3.x in hte conn_rec??
They were moved to the request_rec.
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Sébastien Bonnegent wrote:
I want to make a transparent proxy where the client only
have to give an authentification the first time for a domain
and after the proxy gives the authentification for the others
domains. In this system, the auth system must recognize the Basic
and the Digest
Graham Leggett wrote:
GL Sébastien Bonnegent wrote:
GL I want to make a transparent proxy where the client only
GL have to give an authentification the first time for a domain
GL and after the proxy gives the authentification for the others
GL domains. In this system, the auth system
There have been a number of glitches with our canned error message support
(ap_send_error_response) which are caused by us trying to use two different
request_recs to send them, believe it or not. We get into this situation when
an ErrorDocument specifies an internal redirect to a bad URI.
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Sbastien Bonnegent wrote:
A client connect to www.example1.com, and provide an authentification.
Later, the same client connect to www.example2.com without give again
an authentification.
How is that not a security problem?
Let's say we then have
Cliff Woolley wrote:
CW On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Sbastien Bonnegent wrote:
CW
CW A client connect to www.example1.com, and provide an authentification.
CW Later, the same client connect to www.example2.com without give again
CW an authentification.
CW
CW How is that not a security
The .msi and .exe installers for 2.0.40 are borked... lots of default
stuff (license, etc), and the registry keys created are apparently for
2.0.39 instead of 2.0.40 (or so says one of the several PR's on the
matter).
How soon can these be rebuilt? Should I pull the broken installers in the
The .msi and .exe installers for 2.0.40 are borked... lots of default
stuff (license, etc), and the registry keys created are apparently for
2.0.39 instead of 2.0.40 (or so says one of the several PR's on the
matter).
How soon can these be rebuilt? Should I pull the broken installers in
+1
Some browsers have an unusual breakage: when they receive a
redirect, and the redirect response's content-type includes a
charset, they remember the charset and apply it to the target
of the redirection -- overriding any charset the target's
response specifies.
This gets tickled when
Jim Jagielski wrote:
By the by, do we have a canonical list of such env-vars currently is use?
Last I checked, the doccos were somewhat dated and sparse.
The canonical list is here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/env.html#special
(and similarly for 2.0)
But I believe that some of the recent
Joshua Slive wrote:
Jim Jagielski wrote:
By the by, do we have a canonical list of such env-vars currently is use?
Last I checked, the doccos were somewhat dated and sparse.
The canonical list is here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/env.html#special
(and similarly for 2.0)
But I
The user field is in the request_rec now, because users are a
request-based entity in HTTP.
Ryan
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Harrie Hazewinkel wrote:
HI,
Can someone point me to the equivalent in the Apache 2.0.x versions
of the user field that was in the Apache 1.3.x in hte conn_rec??
In order to build the non-standard modules, configure requires a command
line option of the form --enable-module-name.
The problem with this (other than being unable to use the --enable-module=)
syntax, is that you can't choose to build as a shared library.
This causes much work in order add a
Aryeh Katz wrote:
In order to build the non-standard modules, configure requires a command
line option of the form --enable-module-name.
The problem with this (other than being unable to use the --enable-module=)
syntax, is that you can't choose to build as a shared library.
This causes
Aryeh Katz wrote:
In order to build the non-standard modules, configure requires a
command line option of the form --enable-module-name. The problem
with this (other than being unable to use the --enable-module=)
syntax, is that you can't choose to build as a shared library. This
Aryeh Katz wrote:
Aryeh Katz wrote:
In order to build the non-standard modules, configure requires a
command line option of the form --enable-module-name. The problem
with this (other than being unable to use the --enable-module=)
syntax, is that you can't choose to build as a shared library.
Hi all.
In modules/http/http_protocol.c
the comment say
ap_send_error_response is used for any response that can be generated by the
server from the request record. This includes all [snip] messages that have
not been redirected to another handler via the ErrorDocument feature.
On line 2331 I
I was referring to modules that are in the experimental directory...
you mean something like
--enable-cache=shared
doesn't work for you?
I used --enable-shared=all to force shared libraries. That's what I meant in my
original post about different module building semantics.
Once I set it
yes please !
+1
redirect, and the redirect response's content-type includes a
charset, they remember the charset and apply it to the target
of the redirection -- overriding any charset the target's
response specifies.
This gets tickled when the redirect is coming out of any
Anyone? ping! Or should i resumbit once a week as Justin suggested once ;)
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Was that applied or not? Does not seem to be in
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