, in case those problems were not already addressed.
No problem ... I should have made up the backport proposal ages
ago, but have been buried in work until recently, and am still
digging my way out.
Chris.
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since I thought about it.
I'll try to start making up backports but it won't be tomorrow,
for sure. :-/
Chris.
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, is there a way to ask Apache to dispose
of the current child process after it finishes processing?
I have Nick's Apache Modules book which I am still working through.
Recommendations about questions I should be asking are also welcome.
Thanks,
Chris Johnson
is typically used for logs.
Regards,
Chris Kukuchka
Sequoia Group, Inc.
P.S. While you are creating configuration directives for where to place the
cache files, you might also want to provide some means to reign in the disk
usage for the cache--a max size perhaps.
this or does this version require a new compiler?
Chris Kukuchka
Sequoia Group, Inc.
of inter-process data stores to a
generic key/value interface might allow us to start with just a
default provider that had a shared memory implementation no different
than today's. Other providers could then be developed later to
replicate the data across a cluster, if so desired.
Chris.
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to be recognized as being able to share a group config. However,
this requires some config mojo that I just don't have at the moment.
The framework for it is all there, though, I think.
Chris.
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Hi --
Chris Darroch wrote:
Much appreciated, but alas, Justin pointed out a serious conflict
in mod_authz_svn, and more generally, various modules may exist out
there that are also expecting authnz functions to be called for every
sub-request that has a different URI/filepath.
[snip
. Still, comments on what's there so far much
appreciated!
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around
to looking at how to add the safe opt-in feature ... when time
permits! :-)
Thanks,
Chris.
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http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.serverconfig.httpd.html#svn.serverconfig.httpd.authz.pathauthzoff
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calls for every sub-request with a distinct URI. However,
modules like mod_authz_user in the httpd distribution would set
this flag, so that most administrator's configurations would get
the benefit of the additional walk caching and lack of authnz
overhead for sub-requests. Thoughts?
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Roy T. Fielding wrote:
Protocol issues really should be brought up on the dev list, with an
appropriate subject, and not left in bugzilla.
FWIW, there was a dev list thread on this 3 years ago with the subject
mod_deflate and transfer / content encoding problem.
as-is.
So ... comments, criticisms? What's the policy on changes like
this going into trunk, if I don't hear much from anyone?
Thanks all,
Chris.
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) to screen messages.
Chris Kukuchka
Sequoia Group, Inc.
P.S. If the changing of the subject headers goes through, I would
imagine we would then need a discussion on what it should be. I would
go with the shorter the better school of thought with [hmd] as an example.
require a recompile.
Regards,
Chris Kukuchka
Sequoia Group, Inc.
use this to allow inherited values to
be overridden and effectively unset. Like I said, I'm not 100%
on top of this at the moment, but I'm pretty sure that the
DBD auth settings should inherit cleanly with no other action
required by the admin. Thoughts, flames? :-)
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server config down to the virtual hosts the way they used to.
So, I whipped up this patch -- does it make sense to anyone else?
I'll have to be away from the keyboard for a week, so I won't be
committing anything for a while. Maybe if someone else (Nick?) could
noodle on this? Thanks!
Chris
committing next
week, barring more late night insights or other roadblocks.
Chris.
P.S. Thanks, Brad, for the Netware test!
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some errors.
So ... anyone for some testing? Anyone, anyone?
Also ... objections to committing the patches for the prefork,
worker, and event MPMs?
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ones for the worker, event, and winnt MPMs,
then commit them to trunk and wait for responses at that point.
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cmd_rewritelog() for mod_rewrite:
ap_get_module_config(cmd-server-module_config, rewrite_module);
Maybe something about that's being RSRC_CONF vs. ACCESS_CONF for
mod_authn_dbd? I can't grok it tonight; maybe I'll catch some
time over the weekend.
Chris.
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them
in one place. Opinions?
So ... thoughts, comments, flames? As I noted, I've love to
get approval on this so I can commit it to trunk, along with matching
changes to worker, event, and winnt. (I might need a little help
with winnt, though. :-) Thanks in advance!
Chris
code out of the worker and
event MPMs and refactoring it as ap_swap_nodes() and ap_order_nodes()
in util_cfgtree.c. Is this even the right place for such a thing,
if desirable at all? Perhaps server/config.c instead?
Chris.
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confusing with
all these other patches mixed in.
If anyone's got time to review and commit these, that would be
much appreciated!
Thanks,
Chris.
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ap_scoreboard_image as if a two-dimensional
array was required.
Chris.
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--- server/scoreboard.c.orig2006-05-02 09:52:09.803650679 -0400
+++ server/scoreboard.c 2006-05-03 10:17:13.273161088 -0400
@@ -117,8 +117,7
Hi --
This may not be necessary, but I notice that prefork and most of
the other MPMs set ap_my_generation to an initial value of zero.
The worker and event MPMs don't, though.
Chris.
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the
registered pool cleanup functions.
Chris.
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--- server/mpm/worker/worker.c.orig 2006-05-03 15:04:28.429547123 -0400
+++ server/mpm/worker/worker.c 2006-05-03 15:07:04.659719568 -0400
@@ -213,6 +213,19 @@
*/
#define
issues raised in various XXX comments and clean up
some stale cruft in scoreboard.h.
Chris.
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in server_main_loop() and
set all of the child's threads' statuses to SERVER_DEAD.
Anyway, I'll include that change in my patchset for review;
I may of course have missed something important.
Chris.
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* of process_status, not mixed in with the worker threads' status.
* life_status is almost right, but it's in the worker's structure, and
* the name could be clearer. gla
*/
I'm going to chew over these options this weekend and
hopefully have a patchset next week. Advice welcome!
Chris
,
threads_limit is set to 1, so mod_status only checks the first
thread in a slot, but here it'll check all of them.
Chris.
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keep poking around and
testing and maybe a better idea will present itself.
Chris.
) {
ap_log_error(APLOG_MARK, APLOG_CRIT, rv, ap_server_conf,
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: SERVER_GRACEFUL, (request_rec *) NULL);
apr_thread_exit(thd, APR_SUCCESS);
or at a bare minimum, the apr_thread_exit(). But I'm not sure
offhand if having signal handlers perform thread exits is possible;
I feel like it's verboten
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tested httpd 2.2.0 with the worker MPM on a Solaris
2.9 box and it does indeed do what the Linux bug report says;
poll() returns immediately if another thread closes the socket
and thus the whole httpd server exits right away.
Thoughts, advice? Any comments appreciated.
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are not really my strong point. But it's fairly easy to reproduce
this behaviour with a stock Apache 2.0 or 2.2 on a RedHat system;
I've tried both. I can certainly provide more details if requested;
let me know! Thanks,
Chris.
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, comments welcome,
and flames also. (What's this?! Santa flambé??)
Chris.
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and I'll try to write
something more obvious for docs/manual/env.xml, mod/mod_env.xml,
mod/mod_authz_host.xml, etc.
Thanks!
Chris.
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if these functions detect an error and call ap_die(), then
ap_die() will think it is handling a recursive error, as is the case
with this particular bug.
Chris.
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that doesn't.
Hope that helps.
Chris
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it. Actualy I'm rather fascinated by
the versality and power of your testing suit.
Very happy to hear this. :-) Hopefully we can help you get this problem
solved.
Chris
where possible
- prevent params being dumped to the log file when unable to connect
to DB since this string may contain a DB password
Comments, flames?
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hi guys,
it works fine for me this way ;o)
thanks a lot ;o)
Jeff Trawick wrote:
On 10/21/05, William A. Rowe, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff Trawick wrote:
I use some hacks for binbuild-like binary distributions on HP-UX:
a) add -Wl,+s for SHLIB_PATH (you tried that)
It works
linkers options, like +b and +s to
allow the use of the SHLIB_PATH, but i'm still linked with wrong libraries.
Have anyone a clue?
thanks in advance,
regards.
Chris
it, but anyway), because rr-status won't be HTTP_OK when
redirecting to a subdirectory. Other changes might, though, so
I'll keep an eye on this, and I thought I'd throw in my $0.02 CDN,
in case it helps you and/or anyone else using that particular bit
of existing functionality. :-)
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a fair bit of coding work, especially
since I'm not sure what it would entail in relation to rewrites
done in a per-directory context -- maybe nothing?
Thoughts, comments, criticisms, errors in the above?
Chris.
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of '+'
Chris Conti
-Original Message-
From: Cliff Woolley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 4:37 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Mem Leak when reverse proxying HTTP post requests
On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Larry Toppi wrote:
I found the culprit. The EOS bucket
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There also is no way, in current HTTP specs, for a Server
to distinguish between Content-encoding and Transfer-encoding
as far as what the client really means it can/can't do.
When a User-Agent says Accept-encoding: a Server can
only assume that it means it can
Chris Knight wrote:
Hi all, I found some mention of profiling Apache with gprof via
google. I tried the following:
% setenv CFLAGS '-pg -DGPROF -g'
% ./configure [my configure flags]
% make; make install; cd $PREFIX
[alter the conf file to set the MaxRequestsPerChild to 1]
% bin/httpd -X
[make
Hi all, I found some mention of profiling Apache with gprof via google.
I tried the following:
% setenv CFLAGS '-pg -DGPROF -g'
% ./configure [my configure flags]
% make; make install; cd $PREFIX
[alter the conf file to set the MaxRequestsPerChild to 1]
% bin/httpd -X
[make a request and close
Ok, so I'm running 2.0.47 with mod_ldap, mod_auth_ldap, and a bunch of
other modules. I've already stumbled across the mod_ldap problems and
I've disabled caching entirely (LDAPCacheEntries 0) and LDAP
authentication seems to work generally.
However, when I ldap-protect a Location (as opposed
I would like to be able to use the existing apr_hash_t type with shared
memory. To do so, I'd need to wrap a block of shared memory with an
apr_pool_t type. It seems to me that this should be possible but
reviewing the pool code, it appears it would not be possible without
modifying pools
Joshua Slive wrote:
I think we've done pretty-much all we can. I wouldn't mind putting a
little note on the httpd.apache.org homepage saying Have you secured your
proxy? and point to the correct docs.
What about sending a warning message to stderr/error_log upon startup if
the proxy is not
8000 bytes.
Obviously, the patch I submitted was specific to mod_proxy,
but the root issue is the same.
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The buffer size is not 8K... it's 8000. 8K is what's
actually allocated,
...
I
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003, Joe Schaefer wrote:
Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The second half of the libapreq install asks me to do the following:
$ /sw/bin/perl Makefile.PL -apxs /usr/local/apache/sbin/apxs
$ make
$ make test
And that's where everything explodes
as you see fit, I am by no means an expert. ;^
/* mod_hello_world.c
* Written by Chris Knight, NASA Ames Research Center
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
*
* Build using:
* $APACHE_HOME/build/libtool gcc -c -I$APACHE_HOME/include mod_hello_world.c
*
* followed by:
* $APACHE_HOME/build/libtool --mode=link
Jeff Trawick wrote:
Chris Knight wrote:
Would there be any interest in including example modules with the
Apache source distribution?
modules/experimental/mod_example.c
Ah, fair enough. I wouldn't have thought of looking in experimental,
however (I seemed to remember
Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
It looks like Catacomb (0.8.0 is what I just downloaded) is doing the
same thing in its dav_repos_set_headers as mod_dav_svn. That hook
runs after the fixups hooks, so it just trounces on the content-type
that mod_mime tried to set with ModMimeUsePathInfo.
Ah, good
André Malo wrote:
* Chris Knight wrote:
So, Catacomb and other mod_dav backends that handle GET requests would
like to have the Content-Type of resources be automatically identified
based on the path information of that resource in the same manner as
file resources.
How would I best approach
Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
--On Friday, May 30, 2003 2:34 AM +0200 André Malo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ModMimeUsePathInfo was created for this purpose IIRC.
Indeed. The only caveat is that ModMimeUsePathInfo shouldn't
necessarily be enabled on resources that you edit. The problem comes
into
So, Catacomb and other mod_dav backends that handle GET requests would
like to have the Content-Type of resources be automatically identified
based on the path information of that resource in the same manner as
file resources.
How would I best approach this problem? It appears that the
Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
[...]
I'm writing because I plan to do some major overhauling of mod_dav.
No need to fear, because I'm essentially a disciple of gstein. :-)
I'm reasonably familiar with mod_dav code already, because I'm
intimate with the mod_dav_svn provider (Subversion's main
I'd like to have handlers (from the http_request module, created by the
Action and AddHandler directives) properly handle output sent from the
mod_dav_fs module (with DEBUG_GET_HANDLER turned on.)
For example, if mod_dav_fs handles a GET to a text/html file and I've
added Action text/html
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I think you might find it helpful to read into the Unix-like user
system.. ;)
And really, the dev list isn't the best for this, subscribe to the
users list
HTH,
Chris Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - The guy with the PS2 WebServer -
http
what does change the entries in proxy_util.c mean?
There are some calls to apr_sockaddr_info_get in proxy_util.c, and I
wasn't really sure whether they should be looking at this flag or not.
In some cases (where we already have an IP address, etc) it is clearly
something that they should
I am writing a module that would very much like to find out if a
particular user has access to a particular URI (not the URI that got to
my module). Is there any way through an inter-module framework or the
like to call this function from within my module? I'd rather not
formulate another HTTP
So, any votes? Any thoughts?
Chris Monson wrote:
[PATCH]
Jeff Trawick wrote:
Chris Monson wrote:
(patch)
A couple of comments:
Why not just store whatever flags should be passed in to
apr_sockaddr_info_get()
I have changed it to store the flag itself, rather than an enumeration
of possible settings.
In the code below, we already have an IPv4
I have been starting to make attempts to contribute to this project. In
so doing, I have discovered that I have a lot of questions. I tried to
get the list FAQ, but it said it was empty, so please forgive me if this
information is located elsewhere. I will happily take any pointers to
Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions. I appreciate it!
It's really quite fun to be involved in such a cool project, so I didn't
want my new zeal to generate some related stupidity on my part :)
Thanks again,
C
Good idea. Sorry I didn't do that first.
Thanks for the tip.
C
John K. Sterling wrote:
As a side note, check the archives, this conversation has happened many
times before.
sterling
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From: Chris
Jeff Trawick wrote:
Chris Monson wrote:
I have noticed that mod_proxy, in its apr_sockaddr_info_get calls uses
unspecified resolution and sends it no flags. This, of course, allows
the APR to make the decision as to how to resolve the hostname, but it
causes some truly amazing slowdowns when
Also, you should take a look at this thread in the archives starting
last September -- IPv6 capability and name lookup cost -- to see if
somebody brought up some useful points that I can't remember at the
present time.
I read the thread. I am beginning the implementation using IPLookups as
By the way, thanks for taking this on!! This was a missing bit of
reality check in the current support for IPv6. The usual two round
drips to the DNS really sucks.
Done. Where shall I submit the patch? Is it kosher to send it to this
list?
C
Cliff Woolley wrote:
On Sat, 1 Mar 2003, Chris Monson wrote:
Done. Where shall I submit the patch? Is it kosher to send it to this
list?
Absolutely.
(Well, sometimes if the patch is really really big, we have people post it
to a webpage somewhere and just mail the URL to the list
Try looking at the subversion code. It uses APXS and has a fairly
intelligent set of macros to do it. It also looks for and uses
apr-config and apu-config. It's pretty cool.
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_source.html
Good luck. I can also send you the appropriate m4 files if you are
behavior. I'll continue trying to track it down,
but right now I'm under a lot of time pressure to just get something
working.
Anyway, if anyone is interested, there you are.
:)
C
Ian Holsman wrote:
Hi Chris.
can you do me a favor, and put a TCPdump of the interaction somewhere.
and if you could
I have noticed that mod_proxy, in its apr_sockaddr_info_get calls uses
unspecified resolution and sends it no flags. This, of course, allows
the APR to make the decision as to how to resolve the hostname, but it
causes some truly amazing slowdowns when authorities are not
available for
I apologize if this is the wrong forum for this information. I started
with the mod_proxy dev list, and they suggested that the problem was
probably with Apache's filter code, and that I should post the issue here.
I have been working with mod_proxy under Apache 2.0.44 and have been
having
Ian Holsman wrote:
Hi Chris.
can you do me a favor, and put a TCPdump of the interaction somewhere.
and if you could either to a truss/strace and/or a GDB br so we know
what part of the code is looping hanging.
also, can you try disabling proxyreceivebuffersize proxypreservehost
and see
Heh, FWIW, PLEASE put this one in Apache 2 guys ;)
It's one feature I really miss from 1.3, I lose track of the hidden URLs I
have sometimes, without them showing up in the indexes :)
Cheers,
Chris Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - The guy with the PS2 WebServer -
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of the main distro, it'd generate more
interest, and probably build up it's own community fairly soon.
So, FWIW, I'd say +1 to including it.
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Yes, it's the WinSock 2 DLL (search microsoft's site), this is one
for the user's list though. :)
It's required to perform networking tasks, and is built in to all
higher versions of Windows AFAIK.
HTH.
Chris Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - The guy
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I'd just like to say thanks that someone finally got round to this,
it's been my only significant issue with Apache 2 since I started
using it :)
Thanks again,
Chris Taylor - The guy with the PS2 WebServer
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fooness.)
FWIW, I think it'd be better if you continue revamping the SSL so
it's generally better, and THEN sort the nasty bug. Although the
solution to the bug may be complex, I think that the bug itself is
fairly minor. HTTP/0.9 isn't all too common these days as far as I'm
aware.
+1 from me.
Chris
and used
the farmer name as an argument to pass into the first url to init the
cookies and then perform the rest of the urls.
Keep up the good work on this great tool!
Chris
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Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 10:34 AM
To: [EMAIL
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From: Aaron Bannert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 11:22 PM
Subject: Re: Tagged the tree
If there are enough people like Chris who want snapshot-like
tarballs of development
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Sorry if this is a stupid question, but is it possible to get this
tag as a .tar.gz somewhere on apache.org?
Downloading the tree via CVS is a slow task for my poor modem :)
Chris Taylor - The guy with the PS2 WebServer
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Thanks, I'll get the latest snapshot now.
Chris Taylor - The guy with the PS2 WebServer
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changes should take a long time). :)
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[ ] Check in aaa rewrite to 2.0.
[X] Check in aaa rewrite to 2.1.
My view is that it's important to keep 2.0 stable to attract new
users, and breaking things all the time won't help :)
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+1 to this as well, I can see LDAP authentication being more and more
important for Apache in the future. :)
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Yes, definately.
FWIW, I find it quite annoying that Webalizer's amount served is
often blindingly inaccurate based on Apache's logs.
I hadn't realised this way possible, but it sounds like a great idea
to me :)
Chris Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED
Error 502
MY_URL08/14/02 20:45:57
I can only assume that the HTML code there should
be evaluated and shown, but in the source it's clearly generated as:
"lt;EMgt;lt;A
HREF="/ps2/"gt;GETamp;nbsp;/ps2/lt;/Agt;" etc
etc.
Is this a bug in mod_proxy?
Thanks.
C
you guys should be
the ones to know. Given that I'm quite new to all of this, I compiled it
using the binbuild.sh script, but this has produced a fairly large (11megs)
archive: is this normal? Or is there an alternate method to provide a
smaller archive?
Thanks, and keep up the good work.
Chris
. I first dove
into the matter a while ago:
http://bugs.apache.org/index.cgi/full/6017
and have since left and come back to the issue a few times. I finally
just set up this page:
http://www.summersault.com/chris/techno/apache/suexec_rsrclimit.html
to consolidate (I think) all the relevant
calls from PHP,
Java, Javascript and Perl, as well as using their internal setcookie
functions and get the same result It does not create more then one
cookie, or if it does, the browsers don't see it... anyone got any ideas?
Chris Bowlby
and will
upgrading to a version later than 2.0.28 help? One other question...what is
the correct syntax for the CVS command to get a specific label out of CVS
sat I want to get 2.0.30 instead of the HEAD?
Thanks!
Chris
the
latest and greatest.
Thanks for your help
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Ian Holsman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 11:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Chris Williams
Subject: Re: Apache 2.0.28 memory growth issue.
Chris Williams wrote:
I am running apache
that
one cookie.
Thanks
Chris
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