| eilker | aba: what if, i had static ip ? would there be any problem ? jink: sorry, i read it, but which file toconfigre ? |
| jink | distro layout |
| fajita | See http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/Info/DistrosDefaultLayout for clues on how your distro mangles^H^Horganises its Apache package(s) |
| aba | eilker: well, the difference is probably not too much, you should use vhosts anyways. Links see above. |
| moeffju | rewriterule override |
| fajita | RewriteRule may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to FileInfo |
| lapator | lo is there any mod which allow to upload files in a apache server and also list the contents of this directory that i will set ? |
| jink | aba: <IfDefine HOST1> CustomLog /path/to/log1 </IfDefine> repeat for each :D |
| aba | jink: great, thanks! jink: but - I need to start apache then with -DHOST1 etc, yes? |
| jink | or, even worse: /mount/to/httpd.conf: Include /path/to/local/httpd.conf: CustomLog /path/to... etc yes, you would unless you use my second solution |
| aba | I think I even prefer the first one - thanks |
| jink | unless you go to a 100 machine setup, then you'll choose the second ;) |
| DrBacchus | aba: Do you happen to have mod_perl in your configuration? aba: If you do, you could use a <Perl> configuration block, but I wouldn't add mod_perl just for that purpose. Too heavy. |
| freezey | i am running apache with coldfusion... i want my root to be something other than /var/www/html... so i setup virtual mapping inside of colfusion's config file... but still it will not work.. does apache's config override the fact that i want to use a diff root? |
| DrBacchus | freezey: You can change your DocumentRoot in your Apache configuration file. |
| freezey | yeah but that would defeat the purpose of what i am trying to do it would still lead people to the root and i dont want them to have the access to my html folder i want them to have access to a folder outside my document root but have them think its the root |
| DrBacchus | freezey: Ok, I guess it's safe to say that I have no idea what you're trying to accomplish. If you want the root to point somewhere, the mechanism for doing that is DocumentRoot. What people think is of very little consequence if it's not working as desired. You can use Alias to point directories to content outside of the DocumentRoot. But Aliasing / is equivalent to changing DocumentRoot. However, I've evidently not understood what you're trying to do. |
| freezey | thanks tho if i run an alias i would have to alias about 2000 things and i just dont wanna run that hahha |
| moeffju | Umm |
| action | fajita ponders |
| fajita | ponders |
| moeffju | Wht don't you just change your DocumentRoot? What difference would it make? |
| DrBacchus | Perhaps you could rephrase what you're trying to accomplish. |
| CuriosCat | Hi. |
| DrBacchus | It seems, from everything that you've said, that changing DocumentRoot is the correct solution. |