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ok, thanks a lot
have a good day!

I enabled php host support for whole site and want disable it for one Directory, how I can do it ?
I want deny run php scripts for UserDir

depends... Are we talking about mod_php?

yes

php_admin_flag engine off /Directory

How I can deny use *. php ?

public_html

public_html is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/howto/public_html.html

no public_php

Right.. sorry.. thanks yango

I use 1.3

._.
don't.
.ua

.ua is ukrainian ssr

Or actually..
upgrade

Old Apaches are harder to support than newer Apaches. Please upgrade. (2.0-2.2 http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/upgrading.html)

I use OpenBSD with Apache/1.3.29

gcc

gcc is available, even in debian

sorry, but I don`t plan upgrade

*shrug*
Anyways.. does the above work with 1.3?
btw.. what php webhosting version are we talking about?

OpenBSD ?

OpenBSD is hhappy and funloving! or runs chrooted apache, which is a specialist subject or full of 'freedom' Zealots

5
Apache/1.3.29 (chroot) + php5

suhosin

http://www.hardened-php.net/suhosin.127.html

yeah

care to explain SVNParentPath to me?

not a big deal, if you got several SVN repositories in one "ParentPath" you can give that path to the mod_dav_svn
then you get some "primitive" index of the svns on the URL itself and can access any svn downunder
but be careful if you set it in /

SVNParentPath /
Yes.. that sounds like a cool idea.

lol i mean in the / of the webserver

you could, of course set it to something, and then proxy your vhost to that

I have, right now, 4 servers with svn vhosts that serve SVNParentPath from Location /

you want to "block" php on

and i still dont get how that works, after the explaining of some people
it must be newest version or actually mroe new then etch
what distribution?

self compiled mostly [both, subversion and apache], one from Sarge, one from Etch.

hey lets jink test it
if it works for him as easy as for you
you use debian etch?
mom boss calling bbl

did you test https?://svn.brainsware.org/ocb/?

i use unstable/testing for most things
bbl

I have a vhost with Redirect perm http://svn.brainsware(.) https://svn.brainsware.org$1
As I already explained to Getty, I can svn co https://svn.brainsware.org/ocb and https://svn.brainsware.org/ocb/ -- but neither http://svn.brainsware.org/ocb nor http://svn.brainsware.org/ocb/

Roobarb-Work, I think I need Deny all for *.php too

Allow and Deny are for static ip hosting Addresses, not files

files

files is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.2/mod/core.html#files

Files .php
Order allow,deny
Deny from all
/Files

Order allow,deny is The Allow directives are evaluated before the Deny directives. Access is denied by default. Any client which does not match an Allow directive or does match a Deny directive will be denied access to the server
Deny from all is Denies access to the resource. See also Order, Allow, and Satisfy.
bDeny from all is Denies access to the resource. See also Order, Allow, and Satisfy./b

no. Files *.php

tnx

I stand by my original comment.

ok

statement doesn't change them from acting on IP addresses

Redirect permanent 403 /Files?

thats functioinally the same as the previous suggestion

Roobarb-Work, how RemoveHandler - i see only SetHandler directive

Roobarb-Work: would you care to explain - or show in a config line - what you mean?
removehandler

removehandler is http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_mime.html#removehandler or http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_mime.html#removehandler

if you match a Deny, you'll get a 403

Roobarb-Work: yeah, I got that far.. but what do YOU want...

I dont want anything

s/want/suggest/

tnx for all

they get you to the same end-state, so its entirely a matter of choice

I used all suggestions
RemoveHandler, Files ~ "\.(php|avi|mpeg)$

Hi world.

My apache2 isn't writing to access.log
wtf?
I deleted all the access.log and .gzs ... what should I check?

write permissions to the folder

are you serious?

that obviously exists, since it's the same folder it was writing to before
yes
wtf would I not be

you probably need to restart apache to make it close and re-open file handles - apachectl graceful

Yeah.. that would b e a start...

DocumentRoot ~user/public_html will not work, eh?

reloaded it, still nothing

access it.

wow

hey, how do I unload a statically compiled module?

reaaaaaallly. You think?
I never tried that!

Sarcasm gets you no-where

neither do suggestions to do the obvious which I've already done!

granted, but you didn't share that information with us.

oh. well let's start at the top
I'M RUNNING APACHE. in case no one knew that

meeting time

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