I have a rails application that i need to be in a subdirectory of an existing application I am trying to deploy this rails application to a sub directory using the help of this link Here is my applic
AFAIK, SSL is assigned to a single domain name (maybe several subdomains via wildcard). On the other hand i heard that the webserver does not see the domain before it serves the ssl?
on my root server http://my.root.ip I have a scrapy server running at http://my.root.ip:6800. I want to make http://my.root.ip:6800 accessable from a subdomain like http://scrapy.mydomain.com.
Is it possible to have PHP create an alias in IIS (Internet Information Services)? An example of what I\'m trying to achieve using Apache would be using PHP to edit httpd-vhosts.conf and开发者_StackO
I\'m working locally and I always specify files as /files.jpg or whatnot so the server will always know to look at the root level to find the files. That way if I\'m on a subpage it won\'t choke. But
I\'ve decided to change the ports for Apache to clear up some conflicts with other applications, and maybe even give IIS a shot in the future. I\'ve run into the problem described below.
Is there a way to limit nu开发者_JAVA百科mber of connections per vhost in apache2? MaxClients is global per apache instance. And I want to limit number of clients per vhost, so 1 specific vhost would
I have created an Amazon EC2 instance and installed Apache and PHP on it: $ sudo yum install apache2 $ sudo yum install php
I\'ve recently moved over to using the Symfony2 PHP framework, and wanted to include all of the awesomeness of the html5boilerplate from the outset, however having a few problems with merging the .hta
Can someone point me towards why this AliasMatch regex isn\'t working (throwing a 404, not server error):
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