| fajita | rewrite is one of the crustiest bits of code out there, but also the most useful or see mod_rewrite |
| yango | hmmm where's that damn wiki oh duh it's right there |
| emence | now before you scream at me.. is there a way to make apache handle ASP? |
| Mrdini | am editing httpd.conf & got to wondering that maybe I'm using VirtualHost wrongly.....? (it all works but I have a feeling VirtualHost is being misused).... http://pastebin.ca/375972 |
| barefoot | asp on apache? |
| fajita | asp on apache is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/FAQ.html#asp or see mod_mono or see chilisoft or see mod_aspdotnet |
| yango | mod_mono |
| fajita | mod_mono is a module that enables ASP.NET for Apache using the Mono .NET environment - http://www.go-mono.com/asp-net.html or for windows look at http://dev.anmar.eu.org/mono/mod_mono/ |
| emence | so I can stop using a damn IIS box barefoot: looks like im frying your brain today |
| barefoot | emence: you are not even close to what my customers do :) |
| emence | hehe |
| yango | customers-- sadly they pay |
| barefoot | hehe |
| emence | yango: that looks good for ASP.net , what about the old nast ASP err nast;nasty |
| yango | http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/FAQ.html#asp as fajita said |
| Mrdini | no comments = I'm doing the right thing? *sweats* |
| Shane-S | if I have a <VirtualHost *> and then ServerName under that, does that server name dictate if the server is to respond for that domain only? or I should say that virtual host |
| Mrdini | failing that, how do I do a "redirect permanent forum.example.com fora.example.com" or will that actually work? :o never mind, "Non-URL" |
| Shane-S | How do you specify more then one domain for a virtual host? |
| Mrdini | Shane-S by using different ServerName |
| Shane-S | ServerName only shows on domain in the docs one* |
| Mrdini | 2 vhosts, 2 servername in each (at least that's how I've seen it done) |
| freezey | in apache2 the only spot where you label the hostname is in the sites-available/default file correct? or is there a spot within apache2.conf where you can label its hostname |
| barefoot | the only spot is via the ServerName directive |
| Mystique^ | hey all |
| fajita | All isn't in today |
| Mystique^ | what would cause an apache server (1.33 osx server - old one) to issue a 400 error (bad request)? I'm trying to access this site and keep getting that error.. I'm going through a proxy (non transparent) and I think it's on a proxy too |