I have Apache/2.2.14 (Win32) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.14 OpenSSL/0.9.8l (within xamp 1.7.3, on Windows 2008 R2) and several times a day I cannot access my websites while ftp, remote desktop, hmailserver is fine.
When I restart Apache it starts working immediately, but within a few seconds it goes back to no response stage.
I've got subversion installed on my server, and have been using it without issue via the svn+ssh protocol for a long time now. However, I'm now ready to make it so that I can go to, for example:
[url]
and browse my branches via my browser. How difficult is this to actually set up? I managed to install and set up subversion without breaking anything, so I'm hoping I can do this as well.
I know that I need mod_dav_svn compiled into apache, but beyond that I'm lost. I would also like to switch from the svn+ssh protocol and simply use the svn protocol to access my repo. From what I understand, after I get mod_dav_svn set up and working, I can add users to the project configuration files and use those user names to log in using the svn protocol, is that right?
I was trying to set up a JBoss cluster with apache httpd mod cluster in windows.I was able to start the apache using the command 'httpd. exe'. But when I tried to access it using localhost:6666/mod_cluster_manager , the page was not accessible.I have the entry 127.0.0.1 localhost in my hosts file.
The http.conf contains lines as given below:
# MOD_CLUSTER_ADDS # Adjust to you hostname and subnet. <IfModule manager_module> Listen 127.0.0.1:6666 ManagerBalancerName mycluster <VirtualHost 127.0.0.1:6666>
I m trying to setup a reverse proxy with several site that will redirect the request into several internal server.I wanted to do that with several VirtualHost (like shown below). Unfortunatly whatever I type on my browser testsupport.xxxx.com or support2.xxxx.com I m redirected at the first of the config file (in the exemple http://10.253.12.41/.Is it the ServerName key that will redirect to the right proxypass ?
I'm trying to get setup with Apache 2.2, and did just fine on one server but the second one is giving me some troubles. I'm having an issue with some sites wanting to download instead of display. Does this ring any bells with anyone right off?
httpd.conf appears to be okay as far as I can see, but obviously something is not quite right somewhere.
I have recently had number of websites that link directly to images from my website. This is not hotlinking, it is direct server request. As an example: on the linking website there is image gallery script with thumbnails and when the visitor clicks on the thumb it calls the image from my website.
I block their IP-s in .htaccess, but it is not the best way to stop them since IP change. Is there any way, similar to anti-hotlinking, to deny such direct access to my images by domain name i.e. to allow only from my website and deny from all others. Or something else that could work in my case with .htaccess.
FYI, the VPS'es on at least one Crissic node (beta?) are back up at this time. The VPS'es on another node (alpha?) are not up, and the control panel at alpha.crissic.com is not.
You might want to jump in and rescue your data if you need to and haven't done it yet.
I have a reseller package with Hostgator, I use it to host a few sites on. Recently one of my customers started to notice that periodically, his site goes down - only to him.
I and others can access it just fine but he cannot nor can his friends in his local town. Most of the time it is on line.
I have checked the server DNS and domain name settings and all is fine.
I can't understand what the problem could be, it seems strange that almost everyone in the UK and US can access it but he cannot.
He has cleared his browser settings, reboot his connection and tried pinging his domain but no luck.
When I run apachectl -t or restart httpd I get the error
Warning: DocumentRoot [/var/www/vhosts/********/httpsdocs] does not exist Warning: DocumentRoot [/var/www/vhosts/********/httpsdocs] does not exist Warning: DocumentRoot [/var/www/vhosts/********/httpsdocs] does not exist
All three of the domains are in the panel and are working and accessible. I ran /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all hoping that it would fix things but after I ran it I still get the errors.
Am new and have done the usual forum search but did not find what i (specifially) want.
Looking for a good (shared) hosting company with the ability to run both ASP.NET and PHP sites (if possible). The hosting should be fast and accessible in US, Europe and China.
Thus far, i have been able to find a few shared hosting companies with a bit of speed, but they will not provide both ASP.NET and PHP
Is my combination hard to find and will i need to just seperate and find 2 hosting companies, one for .NET and one for PHP?
after creating a new cron job, when i try to open Scheduled Tasks i get this error :Internal error: DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (2015-05-28 0.12:0:37) at position 17 ): Unexpected character
Message DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (2015-05-28 0.12:0:37) at position 17 ): Unexpected character File Helper.php Line 143 Type Exception
I Have a WinServer 2008R2SP1 with plesk 11. I am able to access to PControl panel with https://localhost:8443 but not from outside the server (https://serverIP:8443)
I would like my Plesk users to each have access to the mail folder for their domain. cPanel appears to do this by default by creating a folder named /home/user/mail which contains a subfolder for each domain name. Plesk, however, places all email folders together in the /var/qmail/mailnames folder. I would like to end up with a structure similar to how cPanel does it, but it looks like there are at least a couple of ways to accomplish that and I'm not sure what would be the most safe, reliable way to do it.
One way I can think to do it would be to override the Plesk dovecot config by adding a new config file to /etc/dovecot/conf.d. I think changing the values for mail_home and mail_location as follows would possibly work.
Old values: mail_home = /var/qmail/mailnames/%Ld/%Ln mail_location = maildir:/var/qmail/mailnames/%Ld/%Ln/Maildir​
New values: mail_home = /var/www/vhosts/%Ld/mail/%Ld/%Ln mail_location = maildir:/var/www/vhosts/%Ld/mail/%Ld/%LnMaildir​
I see a potential issue with this solution; the %Ld for an add-on domain will probably be the add-on domain, and there will not be a folder within /vhosts/ with that name. Perhaps there is another variable for the primary domain that I could use there.
A second way I can think to do it would be to add a symlink in /var/www/vhosts/domain/ named "mail" that points to the actual mail folder for a domain. Again, issues would probably occur here with add-on domains, and I also can't see a way to automate this. I also predict permissions issues with this solution.
I'm just testing Plesk 12 on CentOs 7 and after installation is succesfully completed, I cant access [URL]
This is the environment and steps which I taken: * Fresh CentOs 7 iso * Windows 2008 R2 Hyper-v hypervisor
1) Installation of the CentOs successfully completed 2) Yum update 3) Download auto-installer 4) Run auto-installer 5) process successfully completed 6) NOW I CAN'T access the url ...
I need a private directory under {WEBSPACEROOT} e.g. d:/inetpub/vhosts/domain-name/ .
This is possible under the other's dedicate webserver running plesk for linux. (as a matter of fact linux version of plesk has a folder called private, for example to hold php files not accessible via http)
I have create this directory but is not accessible via php, and seems that is not possible to set the permission for the domain-owner.
I have set the desired path in open_basedir but this is have no effect...
Every now and then I'll run into a website that has a message that says it was hacked by a certain hacker. How exactly do this? Do they hack into the actual server or do they somehow get a hold of the website owners FTP info?
how many websites can stand on VPS with following configurations?
I'm asking this because Can I install whm reselling script like whmphp? or WHM Reseller creator?
It enables to create master reseller and whm reseller respectively. So there will be huge number of websites, databases, emails hosted on VPS So which one to choose?
1. Disk space - 10 GB Bandwidth - 200 GB Burst. RAM - 256 MB Gurnt. RAM - 128 MB Max CPU Usage (per CPU) - 80 % OS - CentOS 5.3
2. Disk space - 20 GB Bandwidth - 400 GB Burst. RAM - 512 MB Gurnt. RAM - 256 MB Max CPU Usage (per CPU) - OS - CentOS 5.3
3. Disk space - 30 GB Bandwidth - 800 GB Burst. RAM - 1024 MB Gurnt. RAM - 512 MB Max CPU Usage (per CPU) - OS - CentOS 5.3
I have three domains that I want to host myself on my own computer. Two are temporary sites that I only put up on Memorial Day weekend for the Detroit Electronic Music Festival or Movement 09 to direct people to my after parties and the other site is a two page bio site for myself. I have a very tight budget this year and I can't afford to pay for web hosting all year round when these are only temporary sites even though I own the domain names all year round. I do know some of the promoters for the festival do the hosting themselves.
I'm not sure why my brand new dual proc quad core xeon 2.5ghz harpertown gets time out when the server load is under .5
Like it'll be running ultra fast and suddenly, I can't get into ssh, whm, my websites or anything. When I ping it, no reponse. Is it because it restarted itself?
Just out of curiosity, do the big boys deploy hosting solutions that are different from the ones we know?
They never complain of Network Outages or Hardware failure. How come the likes of Yahoo, Facebook, Youtube and the others are always there any second you need them?
what are all the different types of websites? i know there's e-commerce, forums, blogs, personal and etc. what are some other types of websites people start?