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Fix: Safe to have /.svn/ folders on live site? (How to remove them but retain svn update capability?) #answer #computers #dev

Fix: Safe to have /.svn/ folders on live site? (How to remove them but retain svn update capability?) #answer #computers #dev

Safe to have /.svn/ folders on live site? (How to remove them but retain svn update capability?)

I’m doing svn update to update the code for my php website, but it leaves .svn/ folders all over.

I think its dangerous to leave those files publically readable, but its very easy to update the system.

Is there a way to use svn update to update the system, but not to export the .svn/ folders?

Answer…

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Fixed: best way to handle thousands of permanent redirects #development #fix #solution

Fixed: best way to handle thousands of permanent redirects #development #fix #solution

best way to handle thousands of permanent redirects

We’ve a list of 3000 301 redirects. We need assistance on

What would the best place to put these? It seems putting these 3000 lines inside vhost in httpd.conf would be a mess.

What are recommended ways to handle thousands of urls?

How much is it going to affect page loading speed and apache server load ?

Thanks.

Answer [by Lucas 'Paul' Kauffman

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Fixed: Apache mod_substitute on HTTP requests to reverse-proxied host #it #development #dev

Fixed: Apache mod_substitute on HTTP requests to reverse-proxied host #it #development #dev

Apache mod_substitute on HTTP requests to reverse-proxied host

I have the following setup:

Printer #1 on LAN

Printer #2 on LAN

Internet facing Debian Apache 2.2 web server at server-external-ip that I want to use as an IPP gateway to the two printers

The two printers are reachable (from LAN and from the Apache server) at the following IPP URLs:

http://printer-1-local-ip/printer

http://printer-2-…

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How-to: How can I configure Apache to use HTTPS for external access but HTTP for internal access? #dev #computers #solution

How-to: How can I configure Apache to use HTTPS for external access but HTTP for internal access? #dev #computers #solution

How can I configure Apache to use HTTPS for external access but HTTP for internal access?

I have two servers, one a development server that is accessible internally on our company’s local network and the other a public-facing web server. The development server hosts several tools that we use to manage our projects internally but now we need to access them externally too whilst maintaining…

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How-to: Is the Apache Directory directive supposed to be relative to the DocumentRoot or not? #development #computers #it

How-to: Is the Apache Directory directive supposed to be relative to the DocumentRoot or not? #development #computers #it

Is the Apache Directory directive supposed to be relative to the DocumentRoot or not?

Is the Apache Directory directive supposed to be relative to the DocumentRoot or not? I ask in the context of a VirtualHost, but it shouldn’t make any difference.

In other words, is it supposed to be:

<VirtualHost> DocumentRoot /var/www <Directory /var/www> ...

or

DocumentRoot /var/www ...

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Fixed: Vanity URL manager for Apache Web Server #fix #programming #dev

Fixed: Vanity URL manager for Apache Web Server #fix #programming #dev

Vanity URL manager for Apache Web Server

I’m looking for a tool that manages vanity url’s for a single domain running on Apache (or IHS – IBM HTTP Server).

What i mean by vanity URL:

http://www.mycompany.com/ProjectA would redirect to servera.mycompany.com/whatever

http://www.mycompany.com/ProjectB would redirect to serverb.mycompany.com/another/directory

http://www.mycompany.com/FallCampaignwou…

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How to: File Permissions created by Apache #solution #programming #fix

How to: File Permissions created by Apache #solution #programming #fix

File Permissions created by Apache

OS: CentOs

Whenever apache (apache2) creates a file or directory it automatically sets the permissions to 777. I want it’s directories to be 775 and files 664. How can I fix this?

Answer [by Mattias Ahnberg]: File Permissions created by Apache

Put umask 002 in the end of /etc/sysconfig/httpd and restart httpd (service restart httpd) and it should do the trick…

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Fixed: Apache Virtual Hosts with SSL #solution #answer #fix

Fixed: Apache Virtual Hosts with SSL #solution #answer #fix

Apache Virtual Hosts with SSL

I have a web server with full root access, which hosts 3 domains. They are on the same IP and managed via VirtualHost files running apache2.

I would like to add SSL capability to one of them, i.e. be able to access the same site via https://example.com

I have tried everything I found online, but most of them result in apache not serving any content at all.

I’d be…

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