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Nov 14 |
accepted | Managing multiple reverse proxies for one virtual host in apache2 |
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accepted | Which web framework uses 'eservice_enu' as part of its default path? |
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Jun 1 |
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Which web framework uses 'eservice_enu' as part of its default path? Interesting. I see their URI nomenclature is example.com/apptype_lang, where apptype is any number of off-the-shelf applications (in this case, eService), and lang is the language locale (enu likely being US English). Thanks |
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May 31 |
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How to pass a url with appended # section to Twitter? does %23 work? According to this question, it doesn't: stackoverflow.com/questions/9633205/… |
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May 31 |
asked | Which web framework uses 'eservice_enu' as part of its default path? |
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May 1 |
answered | Managing multiple reverse proxies for one virtual host in apache2 |
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Apr 30 |
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Apr 30 |
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Apache on Windows - splitting vHost logs periodic log rotation not supported by solution |
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Apr 30 |
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Apache on Windows - splitting vHost logs Ah, interesting. I see the problem. I'm not sure a third-party program can achieve this without either: cycling apache (stop, perform log rotation ops, start); or: asking apache to temporarily yield the log file locks by closing the filehandle (an option which I don't believe apache provides). NTFS prevents other processes from anything other than read only access to a file opened for writing by apache. Many linux filesystems do not have this restriction, which I believe is why logrotate works well there. With lots of virtualhosts, cycling sounds painful. Sorry. |
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Apr 30 |
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Apache on Windows - splitting vHost logs The document suggests a way to separate the log files, one per virtualhost. Read the "If CustomLog or ErrorLog directives are placed inside a section..." part. I think this is the better solution, because you do not have to run a log splitting tool at all. If you've got a lot of virtualhosts with a lot of logging activity, it's definitely better, because you won't have to periodically reread a large, unified log. |
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Apr 30 |
answered | Apache on Windows - splitting vHost logs |
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Apr 30 |
asked | Managing multiple reverse proxies for one virtual host in apache2 |
