Please post your wishes for apache. I'd like to know them.
Here are my wishes (in ASF release):
- mod_proxy_html
- mod_ftpd
- mod_log_rotate
- mod_fcgid
- IPv6
- mod_security
- dbd_modules
- mod_macro
Hm .. let's put these into perspective,
The I have no clue department
- mod_proxy_html
Don't proxy, would like to but additional expense makes it prohibitive for me.
- mod_log_rotate
Haven't paid much attention to this one.
- mod_macro
Don't know much about it
On The Horizon Department
- mod_ftpd
Seems it cannot work on ports 20/21 at this time, so somewhat useless still.
On The Horizon But Usable Today Department
- mod_fcgid (with some of Tom's fixes)
I think we will see this coming out for 2.2 relatively soon.
- IPv6 (not for windows tho w/o patch)
I see this being worked on for Non-Windows environments and Bill did same for Win, At least it doesn't crash on OS's without IPv6 support, even if turned on at compile time.
I Prefer They Stay Seperate Department
- mod_security
I think it's security relies on it's independence. That and it's followers who write all the rules.
The Don't Hold You Breath (you may expire) Department
- dbd_modules
This will never happen for many reasons, there are simply too many versions of all these DBs in the mix. Hard to compile as one-size-fits-all. I've been doing the MySQL ones as of late, just have not included them. That is if we are talking ap_dbd_what-have-you.dlls
Of course, this is just my opinion which means little.
I do want fcgid and ftp .. ftp especially, one password file/DB covers both web/ftp .. sounds easier for some reason, and can drop other server software.
Mod macro is a fine thing
NameVirtualHost *:80
NameVirtualHost *:443
<Macro vhost $sub $domain $admin>
<VirtualHost $sub.$domain:80>
ServerAdmin $admin
DocumentRoot "/home/httpd/html/domains/$domain/$sub "
ServerName $host
php_admin_value open_basedir "/home/httpd/html/domains/$domain/$sub"
</VirtualHost>
</Macro>
Use vhost www mydomain.com [email protected]
Use vhost private mydomain.com [email protected]
www.mydmain.com -> /home/httpd/html/domains/mydomain.com/www/
private.mydmain.com -> /home/httpd/html/domains/mydomain.com/private/
proxy_html only fixes html when using apache as reverse proxy. Often in reverse situtation images or includes are broken cause there is a wrong request by the browser ;)
I love mod log rotate! I cycles my log files all 24 hrs so I don't have to worry about to big log files. bad that it don't work on error logs yet.
Once I tried mod ftpd and it worked on port 21 Link (http://www.gknw.net/development/apache/httpd-2.2/win32/modules/)
Mario
The low number port binding
http://marc.info/?l=apache-httpd-dev&m=124154805932063&w=2
Well, i tested the module from an earlier version (http://www.gknw.net/development/apache/httpd-2.2/win32/modules/mod_ftp-2.2.4-w32.zip) (thanks G
Problem on Installing the Apache Web Server on Fedora Linux in Dell Server.
i cant access the ip address without port number in the browser. it is working correct way, if i will do the same in HP server. Any one of you please help me to find the problem where it is? Thank you?
on whish port is it running?