> Besides, most people pick lousy passphrases anyway. That's why I wrote
> my own passphrase generator to spit out random gibbersish such as
> (actual program output):
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pgen
> 8T(U[TcY
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pgen 12
> mp{6$}9:_+\
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pgen 24
> EQ;Wcp
Jason Stephenson wrote:
Besides, most people pick lousy passphrases anyway. That's why I wrote
my own passphrase generator to spit out random gibbersish such as
(actual program output):
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pgen
8T(U[TcY
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pgen 12
mp{6$}9:_+\
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pgen 24
EQ;
Cole Tuininga wrote:
The other concern I have (and perhaps you folks can allay them?) is the
issue of ssl certs with passwords. If I'm restarting apache to have it
reread the conf file, wouldn't I have to enter the certificate password
each time?
In my experience, yes. I believe that you can add t
On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 17:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 3 Jun 2003, at 4:16pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I'm looking for a little more magic with a little less regenerating
> > httpd.conf. *grin*
>
> Question: Why? How often will your virtual host setup change?
Potentially fairly freque
20 mins using a perl script that runs every 10 mins, checks for changed
domains in DB...when it finds one it rebuilds the httpd.conf and HUPs
apache.
this is with 1.3, haven't tried 2 yet.
for new domains we just have the per lscript add the vhost on the end it
the config file...
It's all par
On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 16:16, Cole Tuininga wrote:
> I'm looking for a little more magic with a little less regenerating
> httpd.conf. *grin*
>
Given that you're using 1.3 (not that 2.0 is light years ahead in this
regard...) I don't think you're going to get much "magic" in terms of
httpd.conf.
On 3 Jun 2003, at 4:16pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm looking for a little more magic with a little less regenerating
> httpd.conf. *grin*
Question: Why? How often will your virtual host setup change?
I agree that generating a config file is not as elegant as pulling it
right from the da
On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 15:48, brian wrote:
> Dynamically like how/when? How does the data get in the database?
>
> It's fairly easy to have a perl script read a MySQL database and then
> output a properly delimited apache .conf file with the apppropriate
> virtual server tags in it. Then you'd ha
Dynamically like how/when? How does the data get in the database?
It's fairly easy to have a perl script read a MySQL database and then
output a properly delimited apache .conf file with the apppropriate
virtual server tags in it. Then you'd have to hup the httpd for the
changes to take effect.
Hi all - looking for some input with something I'm trying to do with
apache.
The functionality I'm looking for is to be able to configure virtual
hosts from apache dynamically ... from data in a database (probably
MySQL).
I took a look through http://modules.apache.org but all I found were
s
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