I noticed that in phpinfo under \"apac开发者_开发问答he2handler\", it says: Virtual ServerYes What does that refer to?Does that mean that apache is on a virtual (i.e. not dedicated) host?What woul
I have a project written with zend framework. I was using xampp for my webserver which uses apache 2.2. I decided to use apache 2.2 instead of xampp. I installed apache 2.2 and copied my project into
UPDATE: thanks to all the answer given, but they are all about the system load, and not the apache. My goal is to understand, inside my php scripts (the templating ones), when apache have an high loa
We were forced to upgrade to Apache 2 today and as soon as we did our rule set that was working for months stopped working.
I have an httpd.conf file that looks like this: Alias /media/ /var/projects/potato_gun/media/ WSGIScriptAlias / /var/projects/potato_gun/django.wsgi
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I have been trying to figure this out for about 2 hours now. A new requirement came up where it was asked of me to try to find a way to send requests from foo.bar.com/blah to blah.bar.com.
I have the following rules in my htaccess: RewriteRule ^([^/.]+)/?$ list.php?categoryShortForm=$1&locationShortForm=world[QSA]
I am running Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS). For some reason certain images, jpg, gif, or png will show up as byte code when accessed directly on the server. Firefox 3 and Safari both think the content type is
On my site I have a very basic setup: an \'a href\' tag that just points to a file. Nothing fancy: <a href=\"/path/to/my/file.doc\">File</a>
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