On 26/03/12 14:26, Tim Landscheidt wrote: > MZMcBride <[email protected]> wrote: > >> [...] >> I think the eventual plan is to switch back to Apache. Just as soon as >> everyone has rewritten their rewrite rules and redirects for ZWS.
That doesn't seem consistent with the apache testing being down... > BTW, my ~/public_html/.htaccess contains: > > | # Added by install-php on Mon Jun 20 19:17:35 UTC 2011; this enables the PHP > | # wrapper so PHP scripts work. You can edit the "php" script by hand, but > if > | # you run install-php again, it will be overwritten. > > | FCGIWrapper "/home/timl/public_html/fcgi-bin/php" .php > | AddHandler fcgid-script .php > > which seems to trigger the warnings in /var/log/http/errors > (on wolfsbane): > > | [26/Mar/2012:12:12:41 +0000] WARN:toolserver.org:Unknown directive: > fcgiwrapper > | [26/Mar/2012:12:12:41 +0000] WARN:toolserver.org:Unknown handler: > fcgid-script > > that account for about two thirds of log content. Is this > still needed? It is installed by install-php, as instructed by https://wiki.toolserver.org/view/Apache_testing ZWS is not using it, but required by Apache (for a running php). So there is a conflict there, in that one complains of the code placed for the other. If they can't be put into server-specific sections, they should at least ignore themselves. > Will it be needed on Apache? Should all > .htaccess files be changed globally by the admins in the > meantime? I'm not sure why it needs a FCGIWrapper per user. Maybe for setting the uid, or to avoid reusing a fcgid under different credentials. Seems something better configured in a global way. > Other log file fillers are: > > | WARN:toolserver.org:Unknown directive: addcharset > | WARN:toolserver.org:Unknown directive: addoutputfilterbytype > > which I couldn't grep in any user .htaccess files and: I see an AddCharset at ~bryan/public_html/{stats/,}.htaccess, ~cbm/public_html/data/.htaccess and ~holek/public_html/misc/autoupdate/.htaccess. The later also including a AddOutputFilterByType (it seems way too complex for a simple toolserver tool) > | WARN:toolserver.org:Unknown directive: rewriteengine > | WARN:toolserver.org:Unknown directive: rewriterule > > which are ubiquitous, but fall under your observation above. > > Tim Those are rules for mod_rewrite, which is explicitely documented as NOT working on ZWS. _______________________________________________ Toolserver-l mailing list ([email protected]) https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/toolserver-l Posting guidelines for this list: https://wiki.toolserver.org/view/Mailing_list_etiquette
