I'm going to check the versions of apache on the machines, but on my server
when I try to login via ajax, the new user gets logged in.
On my client's mod_auth_digest loops through the previous connections,
returns that authentication and does not log the user in.
Are there some flags that
OK. I know there are good things about each. But in this day, is Apache 2 yet
ready for prime time? Or are we best still using one of the flavors of Apache
1?
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John Hosie wrote:
OK. I know there are good things about each. But in this day, is Apache 2 yet ready
for prime time? Or are we best still using one of the flavors of Apache 1?
Apache 2 is definitely ready. I think apache 2.2 is definitely ready
for primetime. I'd stay away from 1.3 as
Six and half years after it was released, Apache 2
is definitely ready! Some newer modules and tools either
have no Apache 1.3 version or a hackish back port to 1.3,
so I'd definitely not recommend 1.3 for any new installation.
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You want to be using 2.2
1.x is just getting security fixes these days.
Issac
John Hosie wrote:
OK. I know there are good things about each. But in this day, is Apache 2 yet ready
for prime time? Or are we best still using one of the flavors of Apache 1?
John Hosie wrote:
Planned deployment platform is Red Hat Enterprise 5 Advanced.
Fedora 8 here, just trying a few wildcard searches;
$ yum list apache\*
Available Packages
apachetop.i386 0.12.6-3.fc8 fedora
$ yum list httpd\*
Installed Packages
httpd.i386
Hi
I have written an application that works as a module with the apache . It
works well with older version of the apache. However with the latest version
it gives segmentation fault. The following error lines also come which I
circumvented using the AuthBasicAuthoritative Off.
Apache/2.2.6
A nice generic question like that warrants a nice generic answer : We
can't tell you where the point of failure is without quite a bit more
information.
Hint : Archives should be replete with these kinds of questions (if not
this exact question), telling how to isolate the failure.
Suggestion :
