| Mystique^ | I can't seem to figure out what causes a 400 error though |
| Shane-S | ok I added 2 VH's, 1 for each domain, they have the same home path, YET for one domain the script works, for the other php issues a fatal error...would could cause that? |
| moeffju | location context |
| fajita | Location may be used in the following contexts: server config, virtual host |
| Shane-S | http://www.nationalpark.k12.nj.us/calendar/ vs. http://www.npelem.com/calendar/ I copied the VH file of the .us domain and just changed the servername and alias directives how could the same file work and then have an error |
| Daveman | BAREFEET DrBacchus, I wanted to mention something about symlink error reporting with apache |
| DrBacchus | Mm? Yes? |
| Daveman | Ah |
| Naked_Snake | Hello all, I installed a fresh version of Apache for a friend of mine and it seems to have a password lock on by default. How do I disable that? |
| Daveman | Well, since apache doesn't dereference symlinks, at all, the other day when I was attempting to have it execcgi on a symlinked, yet script-aliased extention I understand why it did not execute, however, the only error posted in the error log was a 500, however, it was only in suexec which stated that the file, say, "file does not exist: program.cgi" Is there any reason why this should not be mentioned in the error log, itself? other than the fact it [apache] is attempting to execute it |
| DrBacchus | I feel like I'm missing a detail or two. |
| Daveman | :\ |
| DrBacchus | In regards to a cgi, the "file does not exist" message usually seems to refer to the executable referenced by the #! line, rather than the file itself. Not always, but usually. The division between what goes in the suexec log and the error log isn't always particularly clear to me. |
| Daveman | right |
| DrBacchus | I would personally prefer that suexec logges to the main error log. |
| Daveman | the suexec entry reads, cannot state file (program.cgi) |
| DrBacchus | Folks don't think to look in the suexec log. |
| Daveman | that's my point! The fact that apache couldn't execute the requested program, because it does not exist seemed rather pertinent to me. Therefore, just mentioning a 500 in the main log, but mentioning "cannot stat program: (program.cgi)" in suexec seemed a bit rather, backwards, to say the least :\ |
| DrBacchus | I have no say in this. I just document how stuff works. While I agree with you, that doesn't particularly help either one of us. :-( |
| Daveman | Sorry. |
| fajita | You will be!! |
| Daveman | uh oh |
| DrBacchus | heh |
| Daveman | :) |
| Naked_Snake | So, can anybody help me with my relatively small problem? :-P |
| Daveman | Do you think I should bother to say, note this somewhere? |
| DrBacchus | I mean, we can make the documentation clearer on this, but who reads the documentation? |
| Daveman | right :P let alone their suexec logs, regularly |
| DrBacchus | Yeah, it might be worth mentioning on the dev@httpd.apache.org mailing list. |
| Naked_Snake | I don't understand why a fresh install of Apache would have a password lock as the default |