subdomain problem

--- RYAN vAN GINNEKEN <luckcomputerking.ca> wrote:

> Using  Apache/1.3.34 (Unix) PHP/4.4.2 configured
> with 4.11-STABLE FreeBSD
> 
> I am having trouble creating a subdomain the rest of
> my virtual sites seem to work.  

odd, site1.comptuerking.ca shows a default page just
fine for me.



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I had a look and from what i see they look pretty much the
same (
FireFox 1.5 + FP 8.0.22 on WIN and FireFox 1.5 + FP 9.0.16
on WIN ).
Could you post some screenshots to show the difference?
Maybe it's a
smoothing issue?

On 9/21/06, Asai <Asaiglobalchangemusic.org>
wrote:
>
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> I hope you guys could shed some light on this, or at
least confirm my
> observations here.  I posted a week or so ago regarding
the quality
> of FP8 vs FP9 in the video department, what I was
noticing is that
> FP8 seems to do a better job of rendering FLV than FP9.
 FP9 seems to
> be rendering my FLVs in a very blocky and pixelated
fashion.  Here's
> two examples:  www.musiciansnet.org/eightrack and
> www.musiciansnet.org/agalu .  If you watch in FP8 the
video quality
> looks good, but in FP9 it looks like sh**.  I'm using
FP8 in my
> primary browser (Firefox) and FP9 in my secondary
(Internet
> Explorer/Maxthon).  I've encoded these videos using
the Flix On2
> Encoder with 2 pass compression and deinterlacing with
the "high"
> quality version at 300k and low at 150k.
>
> If you've got some time, please check these out for me
and post your
> feedback.  I'd much appreciate it.
>
> ---asai
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     [ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-1047?page=all
 ]

Deepal Jayasinghe reassigned AXIS2-1047:
----------------------------------------

    Assignee: Deepal Jayasinghe

> Axis2 deployment cannot support isolated classloading
of the axis2 runtime against application code
>
------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: AXIS2-1047
>                 URL: http:
//issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-1047
>             Project: Apache Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: deployment
>    Affects Versions: 1.0
>            Reporter: Raymond Feng
>         Assigned To: Deepal Jayasinghe
>
> In most of the Axis2 code, thread context classloader
(TCCL) is used to resolve class by name as follows.
>         Class.forName(clasName, true,
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader());
> For example, AxisConfigBuilder uses it to resolve
TransportReceiver and TransportSender. Please note the class
can be suppiled by the application or by Axis2 (default).
> This approach works well in the following two cases:
> 1) The class is provided by the application and it's
visible to the TCCL.
> 2) The class is provided by Axis2 and the axis2 is
loaded by either the application classloader or any ancestor
of the application classloader.
> We have a different use case. (similar as tomcat)
> 1) We load axis2 together with our library from an
isolated classloader (CL1)
> 2) The application is running with its own classloader
(TCCL=CL2)
> 3) CL2 cannot see classes in CL1
> As a result, we got a ClassCastException for the
Transport receiver and sender even they are from the Axis2.
Would it make sense to support this case using the
following:
> Class cls = null;
> try{
>       cls = Class.forName(clasName, true,
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader()); // Try the
application class loader
> } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
>       cls = Class.forName(className); // Try the axis2
classloader
> }
> Thanks,
> Raymond

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An nmap on scouse.mine.nu shows that everything other than
8080 is  
filtered. My guess is that a control-freak ISP is at the
bottom of this.

-Patrick

On Sep 14, 2006, at 2:43 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:

> At 19:13 +0100 9/14/06, Michael Flanagan wrote:
>> Hi, Yes <http://localho
st/>http://localhost/ did respond, as does  
>> 127.0.0.1, i am able to view <http://scouse.mine.n
u>http:// 
>> scouse.mine.nu but my friends are not?
>
> Dumb question perhaps but are you sure you're on the
network? What  
> is your fixed IP address? Does it have a user's domain
name  
> associated with it?
>
> scouse.mine.nu --> 81.106.180.125  Doesn't reply on
port 80 or 8080  
> and times out on a ping.
>
> You seem to be:
> http
://cpc2-grim9-0-0-cust124.nott.cable.ntl.com
> but that doesn't work either.
>
> Those are not really apache questions but a firewall
that does  
> network address translation and blocks port 80 would
sure explain a  
> lot of your problems.
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Thank you patrick

I have just enabled port forwarding on my router, so all
port 80 gets 
directed to my computer, i have also set up DMZ on my
network IP address, i 
notice before though that Doug stated 81.106.180.125, that
actually seems to 
be my old I.P address, at my other house ?? (well other
house, moved here 
today). any way of changing this?

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> An nmap on scouse.mine.nu shows that everything other
than 8080 is 
> filtered. My guess is that a control-freak ISP is at
the bottom of this.
>
> -Patrick
>
> On Sep 14, 2006, at 2:43 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
>
>> At 19:13 +0100 9/14/06, Michael Flanagan wrote:
>>> Hi, Yes <http://localho
st/>http://localhost/ did respond, as does 
>>> 127.0.0.1, i am able to view <http://scouse.mine.n
u>http:// 
>>> scouse.mine.nu but my friends are not?
>>
>> Dumb question perhaps but are you sure you're on
the network? What  is 
>> your fixed IP address? Does it have a user's
domain name  associated with 
>> it?
>>
>> scouse.mine.nu --> 81.106.180.125  Doesn't
reply on port 80 or 8080  and 
>> times out on a ping.
>>
>> You seem to be:
>> http
://cpc2-grim9-0-0-cust124.nott.cable.ntl.com
>> but that doesn't work either.
>>
>> Those are not really apache questions but a
firewall that does  network 
>> address translation and blocks port 80 would sure
explain a  lot of your 
>> problems.
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Update your DNS records.

On Sep 14, 2006, at 2:59 PM, Michael Flanagan wrote:

> Thank you patrick
>
> I have just enabled port forwarding on my router, so
all port 80  
> gets directed to my computer, i have also set up DMZ on
my network  
> IP address, i notice before though that Doug stated
81.106.180.125,  
> that actually seems to be my old I.P address, at my
other house ??  
> (well other house, moved here today). any way of
changing this?
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patrick
Rutkowski"  
> <rutski89gmail.com>
> To: <usershttpd.apache.org>
> Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 7:50 PM
> Subject: Re: [usershttpd] PHP set up?!?!
>
>
>> An nmap on scouse.mine.nu shows that everything
other than 8080 is  
>> filtered. My guess is that a control-freak ISP is
at the bottom of  
>> this.
>>
>> -Patrick
>>
>> On Sep 14, 2006, at 2:43 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
>>
>>> At 19:13 +0100 9/14/06, Michael Flanagan wrote:
>>>> Hi, Yes <http://localho
st/>http://localhost/ did respond, as  
>>>> does 127.0.0.1, i am able to view <http://scouse.mine.n
u>http://  
>>>> scouse.mine.nu but my friends are not?
>>>
>>> Dumb question perhaps but are you sure you're
on the network?  
>>> What  is your fixed IP address? Does it have a
user's domain  
>>> name  associated with it?
>>>
>>> scouse.mine.nu --> 81.106.180.125  Doesn't
reply on port 80 or  
>>> 8080  and times out on a ping.
>>>
>>> You seem to be:
>>> http
://cpc2-grim9-0-0-cust124.nott.cable.ntl.com
>>> but that doesn't work either.
>>>
>>> Those are not really apache questions but a
firewall that does   
>>> network address translation and blocks port 80
would sure explain  
>>> a  lot of your problems.
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I actually got my domain from Network Solutions...it's like
you write
that I can use their DNS. For the domain.com linked to
194.16.84.§95.
But I have also email via my present ISP...I reckon I also
need to have
a 'mail server DNS' for http://mail.domain.com
with Network Solutions or
do I have to set up an own server on my machine (where I
have the Apache
2.2)
/dan
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> At 00:05 +0200 9/23/06, Dan Ostberg wrote:
> >Next project is to link a .com domain to the static
IP 194.16.84.195
> >(which is mine). Do I have to go to an ISP to get
hold of a DNS or can I
> >set up my own DNS?
> 
> If you got your domain name from Network Solutions you
can use their servers as the "authority". It's
an option on their web-based support site.
> 
> I donno if they'll support one that came from a
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At 23:49 +0200 9/23/06, Dan Ostberg wrote:
>I actually got my domain from Network Solutions...it's
like you write
>that I can use their DNS. For the domain.com linked to
194.16.84.§95.
>But I have also email via my present ISP...I reckon I
also need to have
>a 'mail server DNS' for http://mail.domain.com
with Network Solutions or
>do I have to set up an own server on my machine

This list gets a bit fussy about non-apache stuff and mail
fits that description but. . .

There are such things as MX records in the DNS database. I
suspect you could create such a record on Network
Solutions' site that points to your "email via my
present ISP".

You're using danelvberg.com now. That presumably points to
your current web host or ISP who provides the
"authority" section for the DNS servers. There
be gremlins everywhere but use dig to find out what the MX
records look like now. DNS entries propagate slowly and what
I got may not be current.

dig mail.elvberg.com
mail.elvberg.com.       3600    IN      CNAME  
s20.dknet.se.
s20.dknet.se.           3600    IN      A       195.43.38.20

qmail or sendmail on your own machine are next but spam can
easily overload a user-speed connection. I'm thinking about
it right after I get apache 2 working properly on the Linux
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On Sat, 2006-10-28 at 09:08 -0400, Daniel Griscom wrote:

> >[Sat Oct 28 08:57:29 2006] [crit] (70023)This
function has not been 
> >implemented on this platform: DBD: driver for
[DBDriver unset] not 
> >available
> >[Sat Oct 28 08:57:29 2006] [crit] (70023)This
function has not been 
> >implemented on this platform: DBD: failed to
initialise

You can ignore those messages if you don't want dbd.

But the best solution if you have no need of an SQL backend
is just don't load mod_dbd in the first place.

Yes, it's a bug that you get those error messages when you
didn't think you had configured dbd at all.

> 
> After a whole lotta searching, I've deduced the basic
problem: 
> mod_dbd ("Manages SQL database connections")
is complaining that it 
> hasn't had its driver set using DBDriver. But! I didn't
ask to use 
> mod_dbd, and (I think) don't want to use mod_dbd. My
only 
> authentication is simple stuff like

Authentication is just one thing you do with dbd.
And it's way OTT to use an SQL backend for that,
if you don't have an SQL application somewhere too!

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At 4:52 PM +0100 10/28/06, Nick Kew wrote:
>On Sat, 2006-10-28 at 09:08 -0400, Daniel Griscom wrote:
>
>>  >[Sat Oct 28 08:57:29 2006] [crit] (70023)This
function has not been
>>  >implemented on this platform: DBD: driver for
[DBDriver unset] not
>>  >available
>>  >[Sat Oct 28 08:57:29 2006] [crit] (70023)This
function has not been
>>  >implemented on this platform: DBD: failed to
initialise
>
>You can ignore those messages if you don't want dbd.

Oh, I'd assumed these "[crit]" errors meant Apache
hadn't even started up.

>But the best solution if you have no need of an SQL
backend
>is just don't load mod_dbd in the first place.

Well, THAT worked. I just put a "#" in front of
the line "LoadModule 
dbd_module modules/mod_dbd.so", and the errors are
gone. Most 
excellent. (I'd thought that mod_dbd might be intertwined
with the 
abundance of other modules, but nope!)

>Yes, it's a bug that you get those error messages when
you
>didn't think you had configured dbd at all.

I'll second that. Cryptic error messages emitted by code
that 
shouldn't even be executing.

>Authentication is just one thing you do with dbd.
>And it's way OTT to use an SQL backend for that,
>if you don't have an SQL application somewhere too!

Well, I am using mySQL, but in the PHP-based MantisBT, so (I
think) 
Apache won't be involved.


Thanks for the help,
Dan

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At 4:52 PM +0100 10/28/06, Nick Kew wrote:
>On Sat, 2006-10-28 at 09:08 -0400, Daniel Griscom wrote:
>
>>  >[Sat Oct 28 08:57:29 2006] [crit] (70023)This
function has not been
>>  >implemented on this platform: DBD: driver for
[DBDriver unset] not
>>  >available
>>  >[Sat Oct 28 08:57:29 2006] [crit] (70023)This
function has not been
>>  >implemented on this platform: DBD: failed to
initialise
>
>You can ignore those messages if you don't want dbd.

Oh, I'd assumed these "[crit]" errors meant Apache
hadn't even started up.

>But the best solution if you have no need of an SQL
backend
>is just don't load mod_dbd in the first place.

Well, THAT worked. I just put a "#" in front of
the line "LoadModule 
dbd_module modules/mod_dbd.so", and the errors are
gone. Most 
excellent. (I'd thought that mod_dbd might be intertwined
with the 
abundance of other modules, but nope!)

>Yes, it's a bug that you get those error messages when
you
>didn't think you had configured dbd at all.

I'll second that. Cryptic error messages emitted by code
that 
shouldn't even be executing.

>Authentication is just one thing you do with dbd.
>And it's way OTT to use an SQL backend for that,
>if you don't have an SQL application somewhere too!

Well, I am using mySQL, but in the PHP-based MantisBT, so (I
think) 
Apache won't be involved.


Thanks for the help,
Dan

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