[users@httpd] Apache 2.4 This webpage has a redirect loop

2014-12-31 Thread Tim Dunphy
Hey all, OK so I have a website that's entering a re-direct loop that prevents the site from working. The site's default behavior is to go from / to site/universalpictures. And from there it enters the redirect loop and stops working. Here's the vhost for the site in question: VirtualHost

[users@httpd] cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Timothy C. Fritz
I cannot figure out how to add a new user to Apache HTTP Server 2.2. I want to add a guest account so that I don't have to give out my own credentials. This is essentially what I've done and everything seems to work, except I can't log into my site with these new credentials: D:\Program

[users@httpd] Dynamic SSL

2014-12-31 Thread Greg
Hi guys, I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'm unable to find much. I'm attempting to make one virtualhost that is basically a wildcard setup. they all share the same docroot and such, but the domain names can be different. I have considered making a new virtualhost per domain, but

Re: [users@httpd] Dynamic SSL

2014-12-31 Thread Serge Fonville
Hi, 1 virtualhost that can have many domain names accessing it. It should use SSL engine and each domain should have it's own SSL certificate. I've already got the non-ssl version setup. So my initial thoughts are this might be possible with a pipe and an executable or using variables for the

Re: [users@httpd] Dynamic SSL

2014-12-31 Thread Greg
When I first read this, I was like... really? but then I read the docs and felt like smacking myself in the forehead. I skimmed over the critical flaw without giving it a second look. I'll need to rethink this design. Thanks. Thank you, Greg Borbonus *Nix Server administrator 832-699-0461

Re: [users@httpd] cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Yehuda Katz
What configuration do you have that requires the password (from your config file or htaccess file)? You need to have htpasswd modify the htpasswd file that your configuration is already referring to and you need to make sure you are not requiring a specific username. - Y On Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at

RE: [users@httpd] cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Timothy C. Fritz
Thank you for responding, Yehuda. (1) I have no idea what my password configuration is. How do I tell? I have looked at my httpd.conf file but have not seen any apparent reference to usernames or passwords. (2) How do I configure a new user account if I don’t require a specific username?

Re: [users@httpd] cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Jim Barchuk
HiHi! I cannot figure out how to add a new user to Apache HTTP Server 2.2. I want to add a guest account so that I don't have to give out my own credentials. This is essentially what I've done and everything seems to work, except I can't log into my site with these new credentials: D:\Program

RE: [users@httpd] cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Timothy C. Fritz
Thank you for responding. I have several htaccess files and it is unclear which one and from which directory to post. I'm running Apache HTTP Server on a Windows system. I have a very simple website that I've mostly used for my own internal use. I now want to grant access to my site to a couple

RE: [users@httpd] cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Jim Barchuk
HiHi! I have several htaccess files and it is unclear which one and from which directory to post. I'm running Apache HTTP Server on a Windows system. The directory that the htaccess is in, that you point the htpasswd to, is the directory that that new username/password will affect. I set

[users@httpd] Re: cannot figure out how to add a new user

2014-12-31 Thread Good Guy
On 31/12/2014 19:20, Timothy C. Fritz wrote: I cannot figure out how to add a new user to Apache HTTP Server 2.2. I want to add a guest account so that I don't have to give out my own credentials. This is essentially what I've done and everything seems to work, except I can't log into my site