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Apache / Firewall Help - Ubuntu Forums
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... go Ubuntu Forums > The Ubuntu Forum Community > Main Support Categories > Networking & Wireless Apache / Firewall Help User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... Thread Display Modes # May 6th, 2007 superkAyjnr First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: May 2007 Beans: 2 Apache / Firewall Help Hello everyone, Im using Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake Desktop Version but I just have a problem with my Apache web server ( Or another program ). Other people outside my LAN cannot access my website, streamed ... access my Website on my LAN. I have tried typing in my IP as well and i can connect. It seems That apache is only allowing LAN connections? Because i have used my other PC in my Network & it connected ... Port 80 and got results that it was on Stealth. What do you guys think? If so, How can i change my Apache's default port to another port? Here are screenies of my Router, Firestarter Rules & A port Scan ...
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Password for www directory (Apache) - Ubuntu Forums
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... Forum Community > Main Support Categories > Desktop Environments Password for www directory (Apache) User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search Today's Posts ... 2006 JohanSwe Just Give Me the Beans! Join Date: Mar 2006 Beans: 69 Password for www directory (Apache) I have installed Apache in synaptic on my desktop computer. Now I'm trying to set a password ... 2006 Location: Netherlands Beans: 554 Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn User Re: Password for www directory (Apache) Quote: Originally Posted by JohanSwe I have added this to apache2.conf: <Directory /var/www> ... what this is for but I have read it in a howto I found. It allows your .htaccess to override all Apache settings it can. You can normally restrict the use of .htaccess files by allowing them to override ... way. You can't just manually create and edit a .htpasswd file. Please read this page: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/how...tml#basicworks You'll have it up and running in a few minutes. Good luck ...
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Start/Stop apache on demand - Ubuntu Forums
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... Forums > The Ubuntu Forum Community > Main Support Categories > Networking & Wireless Start/Stop apache on demand User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... of Ubuntu Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: austria Beans: 146 The Feisty Fawn Testing User Start/Stop apache on demand I installed apache on my laptop and now it's running all the time. Because I'm new to ... this would require to open a terminal and enter these commands every time. As far as I've seen, apache doesn't appear in the "Services" list in Gnome menu. __________________ engineer View Public ... 24th, 2006 Etiol 5 Cups of Ubuntu Join Date: Feb 2005 Beans: 41 Ubuntu 6.06 User Re: Start/Stop apache on demand I've never had any problems just leaving apache running, but if you wanted to start & ... it on demand, you could create a little script like this: Code: #!/bin/bash #apcon.sh - simple apache control script if pgrep apache2 then zenity --question --title="Apache Controller" ...
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Apache2 and apache-ssl quagmire - Ubuntu Forums
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... Forums > The Ubuntu Forum Community > Main Support Categories > Networking & Wireless Apache2 and apache-ssl quagmire User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... # May 22nd, 2007 ernestmogg First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: Dec 2006 Bean Count Hidden Apache2 and apache-ssl quagmire This post could be related to an Ubuntu bug filed at ... ---------------------------- I'm going round in circles with the apache-ssl installation. I've had apache2 running under feisty for some time now dishing up php pages. What I can't seem to get right is apache-ssl. When I installed apache-ssl it went through the process of creating a ssl cerificate but ... install muttering about an error (not specified). I completed the install using dpkg reconfigure apache-ssl and the install completed. I have tried to follow the various howtos but they aren't clear and ...
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Apache2 and apache-ssl quagmire - Ubuntu Forums
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... Forums > The Ubuntu Forum Community > Main Support Categories > Networking & Wireless Apache2 and apache-ssl quagmire User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... # May 22nd, 2007 ernestmogg First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: Dec 2006 Bean Count Hidden Apache2 and apache-ssl quagmire This post could be related to an Ubuntu bug filed at ... ---------------------------- I'm going round in circles with the apache-ssl installation. I've had apache2 running under feisty for some time now dishing up php pages. What I can't seem to get right is apache-ssl. When I installed apache-ssl it went through the process of creating a ssl cerificate but ... install muttering about an error (not specified). I completed the install using dpkg reconfigure apache-ssl and the install completed. I have tried to follow the various howtos but they aren't clear and ...
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How to get /etc/init.d/apache script back - Ubuntu Forums
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... The Ubuntu Forum Community > Main Support Categories > Desktop Environments How to get /etc/init.d/apache script back User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... # February 15th, 2006 mxc 5 Cups of Ubuntu Join Date: Oct 2004 Beans: 28 How to get /etc/init.d/apache script back Hi all, I was having problems getting apache to work. So I did a apt-get remove apache and apt-get remove apache2. I saw that the /etc/init.d/apache and /etc/init.d/apache2 scripts where left behind afterwards. Since I did want to get myself confused between apache and apache2 I deleted the scripts. I then did an apt-get install --reinstall apache2 but alas there are no scripts to stop/start apache in /etc/init.d What package do I need to emerge to get the init scripts back? __________________ ...
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HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails - Ubuntu Forums
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... > Other Community Discussions > Development & Programming > Programming Talk HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... Modes # May 3rd, 2006 TheDracle First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: May 2006 Beans: 3 HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails Installing RAILS on Ubuntu Breezy Badger Get ruby: The package below apparently ... install readline Code: cd ext/readline ruby extconf.rb make sudo make install Setup with FastCGI/Apache: Check out: Rails WIKI First, get libfcgi-dev (fcgi headers) and install the fcgi gem: Code: sudo apt-get install libfcgi-dev sudo gem install fcgi Configure apache httpd.conf Code: Alias /namefromroot/ /home/jason/public_html/railsap/public <Directory ... people to access the root of my application. Add fastcgi to modules.conf Open modules.conf (/etc/apache/modules.conf on my system) with your favorite editor, and add the following line: Code: LoadModule ...
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HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails - Ubuntu Forums
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... > Other Community Discussions > Development & Programming > Programming Talk HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... Modes # May 3rd, 2006 TheDracle First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: May 2006 Beans: 3 HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails Installing RAILS on Ubuntu Breezy Badger Get ruby: The package below apparently ... install readline Code: cd ext/readline ruby extconf.rb make sudo make install Setup with FastCGI/Apache: Check out: Rails WIKI First, get libfcgi-dev (fcgi headers) and install the fcgi gem: Code: sudo apt-get install libfcgi-dev sudo gem install fcgi Configure apache httpd.conf Code: Alias /namefromroot/ /home/jason/public_html/railsap/public <Directory ... people to access the root of my application. Add fastcgi to modules.conf Open modules.conf (/etc/apache/modules.conf on my system) with your favorite editor, and add the following line: Code: LoadModule ...
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HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails - Page 2 - Ubuntu Forums
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... > Other Community Discussions > Development & Programming > Programming Talk HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails User Name Remember Me? Password Home Forum Help Gallery RSS Feeds Register Search ... 11 July 17th, 2006 G.Lindqvist First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: Aug 2005 Beans: 7 Re: HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails Quote: Originally Posted by TheDracle For now, do ?NOT? gem install mysql (Use the ... Just Give Me the Beans! Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Oslo, Norway Beans: 53 Re: HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails I can't make this work. I've done what's been said in the guide and read in the ... Apr 2006 Location: Phoenix, AZ Beans: 91 Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy User Windows User Re: HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails If speed isn't an issue, I would say use CGI with Apache. CGI is nice because you ... # 14 August 18th, 2006 jjjhead First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: Aug 2006 Beans: 1 Re: HOWTO: FastCGI/Apache & Ruby, Rails To build Fastcgi with Apache 2.2.x, you need to modify the fcgi.h file. Here is ...
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Computer Forums - View Single Post - Apache Server
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Thread Apache Server View Single Post 01-16-2007, 05:15 PM # permalink FireFox Ultra Techie Join Date: Apr 2004 ...
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