Apache :: How To Translate Non-chunked Message To A Chunked Message
Dec 17, 2014
Apache:2.2.26
OS:RHEL
How to translate non-chunked message to a chunked message using apache server side configuration?Idea is that apache must translate non-chunked request message coming from a client to a Transfer-Encoding: chunked message,before it reaches my apache C module.Here is the configuration i tried in httpd.conf,but of no success
I'm seeing this in my HTTP Headers in a javascript widget I'm serving. Is there a way to disable chunked transfer encoding, either in PHP or my htaccess file? I have reason to believe it's a workaround for an IE bug.
I've had a server running for a year or so and all of the sudden the server error log started outputting a very strange message that i've never seen before:
Code: 'groups' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
From what I understand this means apache is trying to run a program that doesn't exist, what could be triggering this?
In the WHM VPS optimized control panel - under Service Status, I see these
Disk /dev/hda3 (/backup) No DMA! (Click to Enable) Disk /dev/hda1 (/) No DMA! (Click to Enable) Should I? or shouldn't I "click to enable" - or is this something controlled by my host? what does this mean? regards, Mike Instinct-Software.com admin
I have placed .htaccess to block some ip, when the person ip matches, my server will gives this message "client denied by server configuration", got lots of them everday in my error log, how can I disable this message? I need other error log message but not this message, is there any way I can disable it?
My server has been running fine for months and then I got this message:
IMPORTANT: Do not ignore this email.
The hostname (server.dealsreferals.com) resolves to . It should resolve to 69.46.27.111. Please be sure to correct /etc/hosts as well as the 'A' entry in zone file for the domain.
Some are all of these problems can be caused by /etc/resolv.conf being setup incorrectly. Please check this file if you believe everything else is correct.
You may be able to automaticly correct this problem by using the ' Add an A entry for your hostname ' under ' Dns Functions ' in your Web Host Manager
What is the problem? Maybe I should do what is suggested, however, why suddenly the problem?
My server is working fine. Should I just let this problem? What harm can happen?
I've only just finished setting up Apache, PHP and MySQL etc.
I went through the sitepoint pdf on how to set everything up - and i tested it by making a php page (showing the date) and saving it in the htdocs folder just like the instructions.
I go to view the page in firefox by going to [url] and i get this error message
Apache HTTP Server has encountered a problem and needs to close.
I have a dedicated server and I am using the SMTP of one of my domain names to send mail. The IP of this domain name ends in .25 and the server hostname IP ends in .24.
The emails that are received list the server hostname and IP in the message headers instead of the IP of the domain name that is sending the email. Is there something that can be done about this? I read that a message could be mistaken as spam if it doesn't originate from the exact IP of the domain in the 'from' field.
Trying to figure out the hardware configuration I'll need to host a message board and was wondering if those of you with experience could throw out some numbers in terms of # users, bandwidth used, and what hardware configuration you're on (single server, dual server, dual proc, RAM, disk, etc). Been tricky trying to guestimate so some numbers to compare would be a huge help.
I am opening this thread to complain about Yahoo mail issues with our ISP. Its been a month that we are having problems trying to send e-mail to Yahoo accounts.
First of all we are a Web Hosting company in Brazil and the IP that they blocked only host our main domain maxihost.com.br. We dont send bulk ou spam e-mails, we only send invoices and support replies to their accounts.
The logs from our mail servers when trying to e-mail them is below,
Code: LOG: MAIN cwd=/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot 4 args: /usr/sbin/exim -v -M 1KHPUv-0007rp-0r delivering 1KHPUv-0007rp-0r Connecting to g.mx.mail.yahoo.com [209.191.88.239]:25 ... connected SMTP<< 421 Message from (189.1.169.32) temporarily deferred - 4.16.50. Please refer to [url] SMTP>> QUIT LOG: MAIN SMTP error from remote mail server after initial connection: host g.mx.mail.yahoo.com [209.191.88.239]: 421 Message from (189.1.169.32) temporarily deferred - 4.16.50. Please refer to [url] Note that I already filled out the form [url]telling them I am an ISP and I do not send any e-mail spam for their accounts, although every time I fill it I get an automatic/canned e-mail from their system with the following content,
Code: Hello Guillherme,
Thank you for writing to Yahoo! Mail.
Please note that if you are not the mail server administrator for the mail server(s) affected, we encourage you to contact the administrator so they can address the possible issues regarding mailings from the mail server. We also appreciate your report as your input helps us to identify ways to constantly maintain and improve our service. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you.
If you notice any further difficulties when delivering to Yahoo! Mail accounts, after waiting a reasonable amount of time, please let us know by replying directly to this email. However please note the following:
If you are receiving the error code "421 Message from x.x.x.x temporarily deferred" or "451 Message temporarily deferred - 4.16.50" in your SMTP logs, this indicates that the message you attempted to send was not accepted by Yahoo! Mail servers. It is not a permanent error; your system will automatically re-try later. If, after attempting to deliver to Yahoo! and receive the 4.16.50 error repeatedly and conform to the best sending practices outlined in the following page, we encourage you to apply for prioritized sending at the link below.
Recommended Best Practices:
[url]
Prioritized Delivery (Please note that this form can also be used by senders whose mailings are being directed to the Bulk Folder):
[url] If you are receiving a separate error than that above, please provide the text of any error messages you may have received. Also, providing the specific IP address of the mail server that experienced the delivery issue will help us to troubleshoot the issue more efficiently.
For assistance with delivery issues to Yahoo! Mail, please visit:
[url]
We appreciate your patience while we work to improve and maintain our service.
Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Mail. Your case number for this issue is 50943856. Please reference it in all future communication about this particular issue.
Regards,
James
Yahoo! Customer Care
50943856
For assistance with all Yahoo! services please visit:
[url] When I try to reply to that e-mail I get an error back.
What can you do to stop so many users on your server that use mysql as apart of their website from getting this message: MySQL server has gone away
Like there has to be something installed or configured on the server that causes this as well, as I know people are taking too long to load something and it through that message, but it has to be something you can do server wide to get reed of it?
I getting error from cpanel now about possible hard drive failure.First it was only secondary disk,so i send request to support to ask them why is that happening and they said it is just temperature warning,but they still checked disk.Testing took 3 hours,and support said everything is ok.
But now i start to receive again that message,and now not just secondary disk,also primary disk.So what should i do,should i just ignore that error considering now is summer and it's hot or contact support again?I am in that dilema beacuse if support will test disk that require offline testing and means server will be down again,and now even longer beacuse of both disk warning,and again if they realy fail then i will lost all data and experience much longer downtime.
We are getting following error while we view the awstats.
WARNING: LastLine parameter in history file is '20080518001148' so in future. May be you need to correct manually the line LastLine in some awstats*.domain.com .conf files.
is there anything to run on server to fix this issue globally as we are facing this for all domains on server.
Also in the awstats configuration file of the website(awstats.domain.com.conf). when we make the value WarningMessages = 0 then the error gets fixed.
But after running /scripts/runweblogs < username > the value of WarningMessages again come back to 1 WarningMessages=1
and we again see the above Warning message in the awstats webpage.
I have a client who could not send email to another domain, it didn't bounce just disappeared.
When I look in the exim_mainlog, the message in question wind up frozen after getting this error:
smtp transport process returned non-zero status 0x000e: terminated by signal 14
2008-05-24 17:34:23 1K17WW-0002so-Sn == vicoello@xxxxx.com R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp defer (-1): smtp transport process returned non-zero status 0x000e: terminated by signal 14 2008-05-24 17:34:23 1K17WW-0002so-Sn Frozen 2008-05-25 18:02:27 1K17WW-0002so-Sn Message is frozen ... 2008-05-26 22:08:47 1K17WW-0002so-Sn Message is frozen .... 2008-05-27 15:00:31 1K17WW-0002so-Sn Message is frozen ??? Dissapeared
It never warned the user as said it dissapeared, I have checked exim_mainlog and have found other cases to different domains that maybe the users have not reported but they were lost too.
I tried /scripts/eximup --force and that didn't fix it.
I have just got a Dedicated Server and everything is running fine except the mail (outbound). Some times it sends mail fine but most of the time I am getting a bounce back stating the address cannot be found (Which I know is untrue because it is my main email address). It is not only happening on my address but a few others I have checked as well.
Here is what I get when I get a bounce back
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Could not deliver message to the following recipient(s): ......
all at the same hour,minutes and seconds, this that i wrote is an example (the ip's are reals) but like it i found a lot of more, and is in the same time that the server overload. the server is RHE and i have APF and BFA installed.
This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message that you sent has not yet been delivered to one or more of its recipients after more than 72 hours on the queue on server.blablablabla.com
Im recieving this kind of errors from some domains of this server...
Im using cPanel + RHEL 3.
Looking at the logs I found this:
23.red-88-22-154.staticip.rima-tde.net (lista@domain.info) [88.22.xxx.xx] is currently not permitted to relay through this server. Perhaps you have not logged into the pop/imap server in the last 30 minutes or do not have SMTP Authentication turned on in your email client.
And SMTP authentication is enabled at the mail client.
Hello, if anyone is familiar with network technical jargon, I would greatly appreciate a translation. I cannot access my server/site or my datacenter's website.
I checked my regular site monitor and it said both sites were up. However when I checked another online monitor I received the following message:
"Got an error when connecting to ns2.ochiba.net/64.235.53.39 with a request for ochiba.net/ANY: Socket Timeout Exception: Socket timeout on name server ns2.ochiba.net. null"
Here is the ping information:[url]
My site is ochiba.net.
I have no clue what this means. Is this a network issue? DNS issue? Is it on my end (I don't think this is the case because my datacenter's site is down as well)? My datacenter's end? Any recommendations on what steps I should take to resolve this?
I've been unable to access my server now for 20 minutes, so any help would be greatly appreciated (even if it is to point me in the direction of an appropriate google search)
I have a dedicated linux/cpanel server running various websites with the shared ip and one website with a dedicated ip.
But when sending mail through sendmail from the dedicated ip website the ip in the helo greeting is not matching the ip of the sender, it is using the main shared ip rather than the dedicated ip which is producing a 550 error from some receiving mail servers. I have racked my brains trying to figure this out and was wondering if anyone else has/had a similar experience and found a solution.
By the way the helo greeting sent in mail from the shared ip websites is fine...
i have just start my own dedicated server for two weeks, after some system migration, i expect the hosting will provide mail server for customer to send system notifications. but the hosting finally didn't provide, my OS is windows 2003 R2,
I have a dedicated server with godaddy (I know) and have used a pre-installed mail server product to host a few email accounts. Nothing fancy. My mail server is required to relay through godaddy's servers. A few of my users began complaining about email bounces - specifically "554 message refused". I opened a support ticket 2 weeks ago.
Initially godaddy insisted that the emails contained suspicious phishing links - which they didn't. I incrementally stripped the content of the emails and discovered that it was two simple characters that caused the bounce - left and right square brackets []. I presented this information to godaddy and their response was:
"When sending emails in the future, please make sure that these two brackets are not placed in succession to avoid the email from being bounced"
The problem is that my users are trying to forward or respond to email with embedded content that sometimes contains []. I cannot expect them to strip down their emails.
While acknowledging this issue, godaddy has refused to correct it. Sorry for long-winded explanation but I'm interested in some of your feedback - Does this policy make sense? Why can't they correct it?
