Raw Combat Video Shows US Apache Gunship Killing 7 Armed Insurgents In Iraq
2009-08-21 21:18:00 Raw Combat Video Shows US Apache Gunship Killing 7 Armed Insurgents In Iraq (Video) Posted using ShareThis
Raw Combat Video Shows US Apache Gunship Killing Taliban In Afghanistan
2009-06-27 23:31:00 Raw Combat Video Shows US Apache Gunship Killing Taliban In Afghanistan Posted using ShareThis
Apache AddType Issue
2009-04-08 05:31:00 A recent SANS ISC diary entry mentions an interesting configuration point that I had been previously unaware of. It seems that AddType doesn't just enable the extension, it enables all files containing that string. Example: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php In the above example, both phpinfo.php and phpinfo.php.bak would be parsed as PHP. I found this to be rather ...
By: ComputerDefense
Apache AddType Issue
2009-04-08 05:31:00 A recent SANS ISC diary entry mentions an interesting configuration point that I had been previously unaware of. It seems that AddType doesn't just enable the extension, it enables all files containing that string. Example: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php In the above example, both phpinfo.php and phpinfo.php.bak would be parsed as PHP. I found this to be rather ...
By: ComputerDefense
Apache AddType Issue
2009-04-08 05:31:00 A recent SANS ISC diary entry mentions an interesting configuration point that I had been previously unaware of. It seems that AddType doesn't just enable the extension, it enables all files containing that string. Example: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php In the above example, both phpinfo.php and phpinfo.php.bak would be parsed as PHP. I found this to be rather ...
By: ComputerDefense
Installare Apache Ant su Windows XP / Vista
2009-04-05 09:46:00 Chi ha delle discrete basi di programmazioni in C/C++ e magari ama il mondo dell’Open Source perchè utilizza con soddisfazione una distribuzione tra le tante di GNU/Linux sul proprio computer, conoscerà sicuramente ed avrà utilizzato più di una volta nella sua vita MAKE, un comodissimo tool per automatizzare la compilazione del codice sorgente di programmi di qualsivoglia genere. Bene se seguendo le mode e le richieste di mercato del momento, utilizzate o sviluppate applicazioni in JAVA, allora troverete molto utile Apache Ant che analogamente a MAKE si può banalmente definire come uno strumento per automatizzare la compilazione del codice sorgente in JAVA ma non solo. Non mi dilunghero nello spiegare come funziona o ad elencare i suoi punti di forza o i suoi difetti in quanto l’ho scoperto da poco tempo quindi non lo conosco a fondo neanche io: vi dico soltanto che per automatizzare tutti i task che mette a disposizione utilizza un file di configurazione scritto in...
By: Davide Salerno
Premios Symbelmine y otros Apache 2009
2009-03-15 05:08:00 Quiero agradecer algunos reconocimientos entre amigos que tenía pendientes. El Premio Symbelmine por parte del blog de Fidji, De paseo por la vida. En este enlace nos cuentan su historia. Tiene que ver con el estrechar lazos de amistad y dar valor al esfuerzo de muchos más. Y también otros Premio Apache 2009 que recibo ...
Premios Apache 2009 y Dardos
2009-03-06 05:17:00 He recibido el Premio Apache 2009 por parte de Bajurtov. “A los blogs y sitios web que a nuestro entender luchan contra el terrorismo, en general, y el terror árabe, en particular, durante el año en curso”. También me han acreditado con el mismo, un amigo de años, Blog for Cuba, también Atreides de Occidente ...
Apache humor
2009-03-02 13:09:00 The picture above clearly illustrates Global warming consequences.
By: Apache
Apache ODE is Reaching Critical Mass
2009-02-13 15:01:00 The Apache ODE project lead by Intalio is reaching critical mass, more recently with its integration by WSO2. While many more vendors are considering using Apache ODE for adding BPEL support to their products, others do not seem too happy about this momentum, among them Alex Neihaus from Active Endpoints, who is claiming that WSO2's Carbon BPM isn't a product. I'm not a big fan of vendor bashing, and I certainly do not want to take any part in this silly fight, but I'm happy to answer Alex's list of 10 reasons that make Apache ODE (or WSO2 Business Process Server, same codebase) not a BPM product. If you want BPM based on the best BPEL engine around (ODE), Intalio has it in store, and we're open for business? 10. No worklist support Intalio's Tempo project does that, and it's available under the Eclipse Public License. It's also part of Intalio|Server, and it now includes Apache Jackrabitt (using Apache Sling) for document management. And if you want something more lightwei...
By: IT|Redux
To all Apache Ladies
2009-02-03 18:52:00 I dedicate this post to all my female readers (eight in ten visitors are women!), bloggers or not, who keep visiting this humble place of mine. Not only for the excellence of the treatment and for the flattering, but also for the complicity and the feedback.As for the men, be patient, but do not create expectations. The day is still to come when there will be a post dedicated to you guys. So? keep dreaming!(Background song: "She", by Elvis Costello, one of my favourites. I hope you like it!)
By: Apache
Apache Junction,AZ,85218,US,Price:$189
2009-01-19 04:56:00 Residential > Single Family Homes > Resale Homes by Agent/Broker
Tomcat + Apache HTTP: Servers Connecting Guide
2008-11-05 13:01:00 Apache Tomcat is a Servlet/JSP container and used to deploy dynamic Java contents like JSPs and Servlets. Tomcat has some web server capabilities, however it is not a full blown web server to serve high traffic web sites. In the meantime Apache HTTP server is a full blown web server. So in general Tomcat is configured along with Apache HTTP server to maintain a healthy web site with dynamic content. This article will cover the steps of configuring HTTP server and Tomcat connection, however this will not discuss installation details of Apache or Tomcat.System RequirementsApache HTTP server installeddownload from herewe used version 2.2.10 for this articleApache Tomcat installeddownload from herewe used version 5.5 hereShort NamesFollowings are the short names used to denote folders used in this article.%APACHE_HTTP_HOME%denot-es Apache HTTP Server installation directory. In our testing machine, it is "D:ASFApache"%CATALINA_HOME%Tom-cat installation directory; for example: "D:ASFTom...
Tomcat + Apache HTTP: Servers Connecting Guide
2008-11-05 13:01:00 Apache Tomcat is a Servlet/JSP container and used to deploy dynamic Java contents like JSPs and Servlets. Tomcat has some web server capabilities, however it is not a full blown web server to serve high traffic web sites. In the meantime Apache HTTP server is a full blown web server. So in general Tomcat is configured along with Apache HTTP server to maintain a healthy web site with dynamic content. This article will cover the steps of configuring HTTP server and Tomcat connection, however this will not discuss installation details of Apache or Tomcat.System RequirementsApache HTTP server installeddownload from herewe used version 2.2.10 for this articleApache Tomcat installeddownload from herewe used version 5.5 hereShort NamesFollowings are the short names used to denote folders used in this article.%APACHE_HTTP_HOME%denot-es Apache HTTP Server installation directory. In our testing machine, it is "D:ASFApache"%CATALINA_HOME%Tom-cat installation directory; for example: "D:ASFTom...
Tomcat + Apache HTTP: Servers Connecting Guide
2008-11-05 13:01:00 Apache Tomcat is a Servlet/JSP container and used to deploy dynamic Java contents like JSPs and Servlets. Tomcat has some web server capabilities, however it is not a full blown web server to serve high traffic web sites. In the meantime Apache HTTP server is a full blown web server. So in general Tomcat is configured along with Apache HTTP server to maintain a healthy web site with dynamic content. This article will cover the steps of configuring HTTP server and Tomcat connection, however this will not discuss installation details of Apache or Tomcat.System RequirementsApache HTTP server installeddownload from herewe used version 2.2.10 for this articleApache Tomcat installeddownload from herewe used version 5.5 hereShort NamesFollowings are the short names used to denote folders used in this article.%APACHE_HTTP_HOME%denot-es Apache HTTP Server installation directory. In our testing machine, it is "D:ASFApache"%CATALINA_HOME%Tom-cat installation directory; for example: "D:ASFTom...
Tomcat + Apache HTTP: Servers Connecting Guide
2008-11-05 13:01:00 Apache Tomcat is a Servlet/JSP container and used to deploy dynamic Java contents like JSPs and Servlets. Tomcat has some web server capabilities, however it is not a full blown web server to serve high traffic web sites. In the meantime Apache HTTP server is a full blown web server. So in general Tomcat is configured along with Apache HTTP server to maintain a healthy web site with dynamic content. This article will cover the steps of configuring HTTP server and Tomcat connection, however this will not discuss installation details of Apache or Tomcat.System RequirementsApache HTTP server installeddownload from herewe used version 2.2.10 for this articleApache Tomcat installeddownload from herewe used version 5.5 hereShort NamesFollowings are the short names used to denote folders used in this article.%APACHE_HTTP_HOME%denot-es Apache HTTP Server installation directory. In our testing machine, it is "D:ASFApache"%CATALINA_HOME%Tom-cat installation directory; for example: "D:ASFTom...
Tomcat + Apache HTTP: Servers Connecting Guide
2008-11-05 13:01:00 Apache Tomcat is a Servlet/JSP container and used to deploy dynamic Java contents like JSPs and Servlets. Tomcat has some web server capabilities, however it is not a full blown web server to serve high traffic web sites. In the meantime Apache HTTP server is a full blown web server. So in general Tomcat is configured along with Apache HTTP server to maintain a healthy web site with dynamic content. This article will cover the steps of configuring HTTP server and Tomcat connection, however this will not discuss installation details of Apache or Tomcat.System RequirementsApache HTTP server installeddownload from herewe used version 2.2.10 for this articleApache Tomcat installeddownload from herewe used version 5.5 hereShort NamesFollowings are the short names used to denote folders used in this article.%APACHE_HTTP_HOME%denot-es Apache HTTP Server installation directory. In our testing machine, it is "D:ASFApache"%CATALINA_HOME%Tom-cat installation directory; for example: "D:ASFTom...
Frame Off Restoration: 1956 Chevy Apache
2008-10-02 17:36:00 My objective is to create a 100% Renewable energy Chevy Pick-up. I'm requesting suggestions for a suitable electric motor and battery storage. Once the vehicle is complete It will parked and charged in a PV roofed enclosure. Thank you, Thom
Web Services with Apache Axis 1.4 Tutorial: server and client sides
2008-07-29 14:21:00 Web services are a handy method of integrating independent systems. Apache Axis is one of the best free tools available for implementing and deploying web services, and also for implementing the web service clients.In this article we will create a simple, but complete web service and a client for this service step-by-step. Article will be explanatory as much as possible to succeed you in implementing it yourself alone after completing this tutorial.PrerequisitesMust be familiar with JavaFamiliar with basics on a web server like TomcatSome knowledge in configuring Axis will be an added advantageSystem Configuration RequirementsWe will be discussing the configuration in brief as our scope is mainly on web services. (If Axis already configured, jump to implementation). If you find any issues on the configuration part, you can refer to Apache Axis site for troubleshooting. (But if you can not solve it yourself do not worry, post the issue under the comments section in this article, and ...
Web Services with Apache Axis 1.4 Tutorial: server and client sides
2008-07-29 14:21:00 Web services are a handy method of integrating independent systems. Apache Axis is one of the best free tools available for implementing and deploying web services, and also for implementing the web service clients.In this article we will create a simple, but complete web service and a client for this service step-by-step. Article will be explanatory as much as possible to succeed you in implementing it yourself alone after completing this tutorial.PrerequisitesMust be familiar with JavaFamiliar with basics on a web server like TomcatSome knowledge in configuring Axis will be an added advantageSystem Configuration RequirementsWe will be discussing the configuration in brief as our scope is mainly on web services. (If Axis already configured, jump to implementation). If you find any issues on the configuration part, you can refer to Apache Axis site for troubleshooting. (But if you can not solve it yourself do not worry, post the issue under the comments section in this article, and ...
Web Services with Apache Axis 1.4 Tutorial: server and client sides
2008-07-29 14:21:00 Web services are a handy method of integrating independent systems. Apache Axis is one of the best free tools available for implementing and deploying web services, and also for implementing the web service clients.In this article we will create a simple, but complete web service and a client for this service step-by-step. Article will be explanatory as much as possible to succeed you in implementing it yourself alone after completing this tutorial.PrerequisitesMust be familiar with JavaFamiliar with basics on a web server like TomcatSome knowledge in configuring Axis will be an added advantageSystem Configuration RequirementsWe will be discussing the configuration in brief as our scope is mainly on web services. (If Axis already configured, jump to implementation). If you find any issues on the configuration part, you can refer to Apache Axis site for troubleshooting. (But if you can not solve it yourself do not worry, post the issue under the comments section in this article, and ...
Web Services with Apache Axis 1.4 Tutorial: server and client sides
2008-07-29 14:21:00 Web services are a handy method of integrating independent systems. Apache Axis is one of the best free tools available for implementing and deploying web services, and also for implementing the web service clients.In this article we will create a simple, but complete web service and a client for this service step-by-step. Article will be explanatory as much as possible to succeed you in implementing it yourself alone after completing this tutorial.PrerequisitesMust be familiar with JavaFamiliar with basics on a web server like TomcatSome knowledge in configuring Axis will be an added advantageSystem Configuration RequirementsWe will be discussing the configuration in brief as our scope is mainly on web services. (If Axis already configured, jump to implementation). If you find any issues on the configuration part, you can refer to Apache Axis site for troubleshooting. (But if you can not solve it yourself do not worry, post the issue under the comments section in this article, and ...
Web Services with Apache Axis 1.4 Tutorial: server and client sides
2008-07-29 14:21:00 Web services are a handy method of integrating independent systems. Apache Axis is one of the best free tools available for implementing and deploying web services, and also for implementing the web service clients.In this article we will create a simple, but complete web service and a client for this service step-by-step. Article will be explanatory as much as possible to succeed you in implementing it yourself alone after completing this tutorial.PrerequisitesMust be familiar with JavaFamiliar with basics on a web server like TomcatSome knowledge in configuring Axis will be an added advantageSystem Configuration RequirementsWe will be discussing the configuration in brief as our scope is mainly on web services. (If Axis already configured, jump to implementation). If you find any issues on the configuration part, you can refer to Apache Axis site for troubleshooting. (But if you can not solve it yourself do not worry, post the issue under the comments section in this article, and ...
Web Services with Apache Axis 1.4 Tutorial: server and client sides
2008-07-29 14:21:00 Web services are a handy method of integrating independent systems. Apache Axis is one of the best free tools available for implementing and deploying web services, and also for implementing the web service clients.In this article we will create a simple, but complete web service and a client for this service step-by-step. Article will be explanatory as much as possible to succeed you in implementing it yourself alone after completing this tutorial.PrerequisitesMust be familiar with JavaFamiliar with basics on a web server like TomcatSome knowledge in configuring Axis will be an added advantageSystem Configuration RequirementsWe will be discussing the configuration in brief as our scope is mainly on web services. (If Axis already configured, jump to implementation). If you find any issues on the configuration part, you can refer to Apache Axis site for troubleshooting. (But if you can not solve it yourself do not worry, post the issue under the comments section in this article, and ...
Microsoft y Apache: history.forward()
2008-07-28 03:33:00 El viernes 25, Sam Ramji en el contexto de la OSCON, nos sorprendió con otra nota sobre el apoyo oficial que está dando Microsoft al proyecto Apache, se trata de financiamiento en este caso, porque Microsoft se ha convertido en sponsor platinum la Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Algunas aclaraciones sobre que significa este apoyo financiero, para aquellos que se sientan despitados con las notas periodisticas: Todos los sponsors platinum aportan la misma cantidad de dinero, al menos 100.000 dolares al año, y se sabe que hay al menos 3 patrocinadores en esta categoría: Google, Microsoft y Yahoo. Efectivamente, la licencia Apache, permite incorporar el código fuente dentro de un producto comercial cerrado sin necesidad de publicar los códigos fuente, un modelo que es visto con buenos ojos por los sectores más "conservadores" dentro de Microsoft. history.forward() El título de la nota de Ramji es muy claro: history.forward(). Pero esta es noticia que no nos sorprende, al me...
VTC Introduction To Apache Web Server
2008-07-11 03:57:00 Behind every great web site is a hard working web server ready to deliver content to the world. Apache is the most widely used web server software on the Internet, combining power and flexibility in an open source package. VTC author Dawn Dunkerley will guide you through the numerous features of Apache and the LAMP stack, helping you configure a web server solution that works for your needs.This video tutotial covers the following topics: * Introduction To Apache * Installing Apache on Linux * Installing Apache on Windows * Configuring Apache on Linux * Managing Content on Apache Server * Configuring MySQL on Apache * Configuring PHP on Apache * Apache Web Server Admin * Security Testing Apache * Securing Apache * Best Practices to Running ApacheDownload (105 MB)hxxp://rapidshare.com/users/-25QHX1Password: knowfree.net
VTC Introduction To Apache Web Server
2008-07-11 03:57:00 Behind every great web site is a hard working web server ready to deliver content to the world. Apache is the most widely used web server software on the Internet, combining power and flexibility in an open source package. VTC author Dawn Dunkerley will guide you through the numerous features of Apache and the LAMP stack, helping you configure a web server solution that works for your needs.This video tutotial covers the following topics: * Introduction To Apache * Installing Apache on Linux * Installing Apache on Windows * Configuring Apache on Linux * Managing Content on Apache Server * Configuring MySQL on Apache * Configuring PHP on Apache * Apache Web Server Admin * Security Testing Apache * Securing Apache * Best Practices to Running ApacheDownload (105 MB)hxxp://rapidshare.com/users/-25QHX1Password: knowfree.net
Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number
2008-06-17 14:24:00 Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number. Whether it is Apache Tomcat 5 or Tomcat 6, by default Apache Tomcat runs on port 8080. But there can be situations where there are some other servers running on this same port forcing you to change the port of one of the servers. This article explains how to change this port 8080 on Tomcat (we tested this against Apache Tomcat 5.5 and 6.0 versions).Here we?ll be using label to denote the folder where Tomcat is installed. In our systems, tomcat is installed in the following path.=C:JavaTomcat_x.xWe need to edit the file named server.xml inside conf folder.In the server.xml file; locate the following segment.<!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --><Connector port="8080" ? />By changing this 8080 value of port attribute, server would start listening on new port number.<Connector port="8081" ? />After saving the changed server.xml file, Tomcat server must be restarted (stop then start) to...
Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number
2008-06-17 14:24:00 Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number. Whether it is Apache Tomcat 5 or Tomcat 6, by default Apache Tomcat runs on port 8080. But there can be situations where there are some other servers running on this same port forcing you to change the port of one of the servers. This article explains how to change this port 8080 on Tomcat (we tested this against Apache Tomcat 5.5 and 6.0 versions).Here we?ll be using label to denote the folder where Tomcat is installed. In our systems, tomcat is installed in the following path.=C:JavaTomcat_x.xWe need to edit the file named server.xml inside conf folder.In the server.xml file; locate the following segment.<!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --><Connector port="8080" ? />By changing this 8080 value of port attribute, server would start listening on new port number.<Connector port="8081" ? />After saving the changed server.xml file, Tomcat server must be restarted (stop then start) to...
Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number
2008-06-17 14:24:00 Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number. Whether it is Apache Tomcat 5 or Tomcat 6, by default Apache Tomcat runs on port 8080. But there can be situations where there are some other servers running on this same port forcing you to change the port of one of the servers. This article explains how to change this port 8080 on Tomcat (we tested this against Apache Tomcat 5.5 and 6.0 versions).Here we?ll be using label to denote the folder where Tomcat is installed. In our systems, tomcat is installed in the following path.=C:JavaTomcat_x.xWe need to edit the file named server.xml inside conf folder.In the server.xml file; locate the following segment.<!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --><Connector port="8080" ? />By changing this 8080 value of port attribute, server would start listening on new port number.<Connector port="8081" ? />After saving the changed server.xml file, Tomcat server must be restarted (stop then start) to...
Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number
2008-06-17 14:24:00 Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number. Whether it is Apache Tomcat 5 or Tomcat 6, by default Apache Tomcat runs on port 8080. But there can be situations where there are some other servers running on this same port forcing you to change the port of one of the servers. This article explains how to change this port 8080 on Tomcat (we tested this against Apache Tomcat 5.5 and 6.0 versions).Here we?ll be using label to denote the folder where Tomcat is installed. In our systems, tomcat is installed in the following path.=C:JavaTomcat_x.xWe need to edit the file named server.xml inside conf folder.In the server.xml file; locate the following segment.<!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --><Connector port="8080" ? />By changing this 8080 value of port attribute, server would start listening on new port number.<Connector port="8081" ? />After saving the changed server.xml file, Tomcat server must be restarted (stop then start) to...
Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number
2008-06-17 14:24:00 Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number. Whether it is Apache Tomcat 5 or Tomcat 6, by default Apache Tomcat runs on port 8080. But there can be situations where there are some other servers running on this same port forcing you to change the port of one of the servers. This article explains how to change this port 8080 on Tomcat (we tested this against Apache Tomcat 5.5 and 6.0 versions).Here we?ll be using label to denote the folder where Tomcat is installed. In our systems, tomcat is installed in the following path.=C:JavaTomcat_x.xWe need to edit the file named server.xml inside conf folder.In the server.xml file; locate the following segment.<!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --><Connector port="8080" ? />By changing this 8080 value of port attribute, server would start listening on new port number.<Connector port="8081" ? />After saving the changed server.xml file, Tomcat server must be restarted (stop then start) to...
Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number
2008-06-17 07:24:00 Change Apache Tomcat port 8080 to 80 or another port number. Whether it is Apache Tomcat 5 or Tomcat 6, by default Apache Tomcat runs on port 8080. But there can be situations where there are some other servers running on this same port forcing you to change the port of one of the servers. This article explains how to change this port 8080 on Tomcat (we tested this against Apache Tomcat 5.5 and 6.0 versions).Here we?ll be using label to denote the folder where Tomcat is installed. In our systems, tomcat is installed in the following path.=C:JavaTomcat_x.xWe need to edit the file named server.xml inside conf folder.In the server.xml file; locate the following segment.<!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --><Connector port="8080" ? />By changing this 8080 value of port attribute, server would start listening on new port number.<Connector port="8081" ? />After saving the changed server.xml file, Tomcat server must be restarted (stop then start) to...
Handler and Phase in Apache Axis2
2008-06-06 17:54:00 The fundamental goal of any given Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) processing framework is to deliver an incoming SOAP message to the target application. However, if we consider today's Web Services or any other application, just delivering the message to the application is not sufficient. We need to provide quality of service, such as reliability and security. To provide these features, most SOAP processing frameworks have the concept of pipes, where, any incoming or outgoing message goes through the pipe, and the pipe gets divided into smaller pieces. Each piece is known as an interceptor. "Handler" is the Apache terminology for "message interceptor".
By: Server Tales
Handler and Phase in Apache Axis2
2008-06-06 17:54:00 The fundamental goal of any given Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) processing framework is to deliver an incoming SOAP message to the target application. However, if we consider today's Web Services or any other application, just delivering the message to the application is not sufficient. We need to provide quality of service, such as reliability and security. To provide these features, most SOAP processing frameworks have the concept of pipes, where, any incoming or outgoing message goes through the pipe, and the pipe gets divided into smaller pieces. Each piece is known as an interceptor. "Handler" is the Apache terminology for "message interceptor".
By: Server Tales
Use mod_deflate to compress web content delivered by Apache
2008-06-06 08:11:00 One of the most efficient methods to reduce the usage of bandwidth by the web server is to compress the content that is returned to the clients. This article describes how to use the mod_deflate module to compress Apache’s output on-the-fly.
By: Server Tales
Use mod_deflate to compress web content delivered by Apache
2008-06-06 08:11:00 One of the most efficient methods to reduce the usage of bandwidth by the web server is to compress the content that is returned to the clients. This article describes how to use the mod_deflate module to compress Apache’s output on-the-fly.
By: Server Tales
Chevlolet Apache 1961
2008-06-06 02:11:00 Chevrolet Apache 1961, sin golpes ni choques. Restaurada a 0 km., mecánica original, tapa de filtro de aire original con su sello de fábrica, gnc dos tubos grandes, pintura conbinada a dos colores, cubiertas Wrangler, llantas cromadas, se entrega con las llantas uñas y defensas del paragolpe original. 2do. dueño, título, todo al día. Tomaría auto 96 en adelante, diferencia a convenir. Impecable estado, digna de ver.Más Info...
QUICKSTART APACHE AXIS2
2008-06-06 00:15:00 Quickstart Apache Axis2 | 2008 | PDF | 1.85 MBEverything you need to create secure, reliable and easy-to-use web services using Apache Axis2. Packed with real-life examples, you will learn how towork with Axis2 in a fast and practical way. You will learn to build SOAP and REST web services and APIs for your web applications.In Detail:Axis2 is an enterprise-ready web service engine that is very user friendly and provides web service interactions with a dynamic and flexible execution framework.Apache Axis2 is a core engine for web services with two implementations: Apache Axis2/Java and Apache Axis2/C. It is a complete redesign and rewrite of the widely used Apache Axis SOAP stack that builds on the lessons learned from the Apache Axis implementation of the SOAP submission to W3C. Apache Axis2 not only supports SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2, but also has integrated support for the widely popular REST-style of web services. The same business logic implementation can offer both a WS-* style int...
FAQ: How to disable directory browsing in apache/httpd?
2008-06-03 14:45:00 Question: How can I disable building of directory index in apache/httpd? In other words, how to prevent users from seeing the contents of published directories? Answer: Actually you are totally right that you wish to disable this feature. One of the "must do’s" on setting a secure apache web server is to disable directory browsing. Usually apache ...
By: Linux Screw
Alias /errortrust /usr/local/apache/errortrust AllowOverride? never
2008-06-03 08:55:00 Alias /errortrust /usr/local/apache/errortrust AllowOverride? never Originally uploaded by love not fear Alias /errortrust /usr/local/apache/errortrust AllowOverride? never Options MultiViews IncludesNoExec FollowSymLinks AddType text/html .shtml AddHandler server-parsed .shtml One or more of the following errors may have caused the application True Companion to fail. Please check relationship status and try again. Reboot may not be possible. Please attempt hard reboot, else ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Alias /errortrust /usr/local/apache/errortrust AllowOverride? never", url: "http://www.marcmoss.net/2008/0-6/02/alias-errortrust-usrlocala-pacheerrortrust-allowoverride-n-ever/" });
By: Marc Makes Art
Chevrolet Apache 1960
2008-06-02 03:09:00 Chevrolet Apache 1960 Americana. Llantas, gnc, vtv. Lista para transferir, toda a nuevo o permuto.Más Info...
Administering and Securing the Apache Server
2008-05-30 18:58:00 Apache is the most popular Web server in the world, hosting 50 percent of all Web sites! With Apache, you will get excellent performance at a low cost. The server, plus all of its source code, is freely available and you can modify it to your specific needs. With this book, you will learn how to install, configure, and troubleshoot the Apache server. Administering and Securing the Apache Server teaches you how to maximize the benefits of Apache in order to gain the competitive edge.The rest..
Bella and Apache
2008-05-28 00:33:00 I finally downloaded photos from my camera so I can now show pictures in this post. Sorry it’s taken me so long, like most people I snap away with my digital camera never to really look at the photos for several months or years. I did discover some happy dogs when I did finally look ...
By: SheltieTales
Chevrolet Apache 1961
2008-05-26 00:06:00 Exelente camioneta y sin faltantes, funcionando muy bien, con los 2 porta auxilios originales. No tiene mayores detalles de carrocería ni golpes. Se entrega con toda la documentación en orden, chapa nueva, listo para transferir.Más Info...
Apache Name Based Virtual Hosting - How To
2008-05-22 15:56:00 Over the years I have had many people ask about how to do Virtual Hosting. Despite many demonstrations, much coaching and plenty of examples, it seems that where I work at least, nobody can grasp it or as I suspect maybe they simply don't want to! I find this a little amazing considering how simple it really is. Anyway, what I am going to show today is a basic how-to on Virtual Hosting for the 1.x and 2.x Apache Web Server. The configuration for both these variants is controlled almost exclusively by a single file, httpd.conf. Version 2.2.x varies in that they have exploded the configuration into several files that refer back to the httpd.conf. I will be explaining more on the Apache 2.2.x virtual hosting configuration for this site specifically in the near future as I continue my series regarding the reconfiguration of Poscribes.com along with the integration of load-balancing and replication also. But enough of that for now, let's get stuck in and cover the basic eleme...
Performance Testing: Apache vs. Lighttpd - Preface
2008-05-20 00:00:00 So, I became curious about the performance of my site. This happened mainly because I hadn’t see the nice increase in performance from lighty I had hoped for. So I whipped up a matching apache config did a couple of quick ab tests. You can see the results here: Apache Lighttpd I know ab tests are not the end-all be-all of performance benchmarking, but I’m kinda disappointed.. I’ll go into more detail when it’s not one in the morning and I have to work. At that time I’ll also pose some alternative configurations. I’d like to see what I can get out of lighty because I was considering making a case for it at work… Till then…
By: Just-Another.Net
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