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Posted to mirrors@apache.org by "Karsten W. Rohrbach" <ro...@nacamar.net> on 2000/10/09 00:33:56 UTC
.htaccess config in dev.apache.org's subtrees
hi folks
due to the fact that nearly everybody on this planet running apache has
his own site specific configs in httpd.conf or .htaccess files it would
be a good thing[tm] to announce any updates of the .htaccess files that
get mirrored worldwide.
i get a mail every now and then saying "i get a permission denied, 404,
403 or whatever" when soem of the .htaccess config directives were
changed in the master tree, since my site is configured in a very
paranoid but secure manner.
/k
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Re: submit the mirror site in China
Posted by Ask Bjoern Hansen <as...@apache.org>.
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Dmitry Morozovsky wrote:
> ABH> [...]
> ABH> > Timeliness:
> ABH> > We started to mirror the site at 4:35 PM 9/24/2000, and we will
> ABH> > runs wget to upgrade the contents as a CRON job at 4:00 pm twice a
> ABH> > week since now.
> ABH>
> ABH> don't do that. Please use rsync to mirror instead of wget.
>
> I'm afraid they could be bound to firewall rules opening only port 80...
Hmn. It's a really poor thing to do anyway ... :-/
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Re: submit the mirror site in China
Posted by Dmitry Morozovsky <ma...@rinet.ru>.
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote:
ABH> [...]
ABH> > Timeliness:
ABH> > We started to mirror the site at 4:35 PM 9/24/2000, and we will
ABH> > runs wget to upgrade the contents as a CRON job at 4:00 pm twice a
ABH> > week since now.
ABH>
ABH> don't do that. Please use rsync to mirror instead of wget.
I'm afraid they could be bound to firewall rules opening only port 80...
Sincerely,
D.Marck [DM5020, DM268-RIPE, DM3-RIPN]
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Re: submit the mirror site in China
Posted by Ask Bjoern Hansen <as...@apache.org>.
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Haydn Huang wrote:
[...]
> Timeliness:
> We started to mirror the site at 4:35 PM 9/24/2000, and we will
> runs wget to upgrade the contents as a CRON job at 4:00 pm twice a
> week since now.
don't do that. Please use rsync to mirror instead of wget.
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submit the mirror site in China
Posted by Haydn Huang <ha...@dotsino.com>.
Dear webmaster,
Sorry to bother you, I can't receive the reply from mirror-submit@apache.org , I have affixed the error message report from your mail server to this mail . I hope you can forward the mail below to the right person.
with much thanks!
below is my mirror-submit letter sent to the email address: mirror-submit@apache.org
********************
I'm glad to tell you that we have established a mirror site of www.apache.org under the domain of www.apache.org.cn .
Pls have this Apache mirror site listed on the Apache main web site. :-)
I have subscribed to the mailing list for mirror maintainers.
enabled server-side includes;
set the configuration documentIndex.html
More over, under the precondition that you agree , we would like translate the contents of the mirror site into Chinese language, so that more Chinese people can benefit from your software products , and have their questions and ideas discussed.
Timeliness:
We started to mirror the site at 4:35 PM 9/24/2000, and we will runs wget to upgrade the contents as a CRON job at 4:00 pm twice a week since now.
We have used GNU wget 1.5.3, a non-interactive network retriever, to mirror your site.
This program can :
downloads only the new/modified files
removes all files that no longer exist on the primary server.
What we have mirrored: the complete site
Apache web site: www.apache.org 's mirror (including the "dist" subdirectory) under the domain www.apache.org.cn
Location of the mirror: Beijing /China
with Much thanks and Best wish
sincerely yours ,
Haydn Huang
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Address: Room 1516,
Peking University Resource Hotel,
No.1, Road Yiheyuan,
District Haidian,
Beijing, China
Phone: 086 010 62750862
Email:haydn@dotsino.com
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Brief Introduction of us
Our company is dedicated to the spreading and promotion of free software in China. And we also join the development of the free software projects through international cooperation. We have strong belief in the spirit of Free Software Movement. We not only follow the rule of Free software society, but also devote ourselves to the development of Free Software Movement in China. We provide our customers the best network solutions based on free software and professional technical support services, and have achieved close ties with a great number of free software amateurs in our country.
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Re: .htaccess config in dev.apache.org's subtrees
Posted by "Karsten W. Rohrbach" <ro...@nacamar.net>.
then your rsync setup seems to lack something:
mirror@WM:datasink[~ftp/mirrors/dev.apache.org]9% date -u
Wed Oct 11 15:55:11 GMT 2000
mirror@WM:datasink[~ftp/mirrors/dev.apache.org]10% find . -name
.htaccess
./dist/binaries/reliantunix/.htaccess
./dist/binaries/.htaccess
./dist/old/.htaccess
./dist/.htaccess
./foundation/.htaccess
that's what i get from rsync://dev.apache.org/apache-site/
/k
Ask Bjoern Hansen (ask@valueclick.com) @ Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 02:16:28PM -0700:
> On Mon, 9 Oct 2000, Karsten W. Rohrbach wrote:
>
> > hi folks
> >
> > due to the fact that nearly everybody on this planet running apache has
> > his own site specific configs in httpd.conf or .htaccess files it would
> > be a good thing[tm] to announce any updates of the .htaccess files that
> > get mirrored worldwide.
> >
> > i get a mail every now and then saying "i get a permission denied, 404,
> > 403 or whatever" when soem of the .htaccess config directives were
> > changed in the master tree, since my site is configured in a very
> > paranoid but secure manner.
>
> Where?
>
> The only file we have is
>
> [ask@impatience apache-site]$ find ./ -name .htaccess
> ./dist/.htaccess
>
> which has
>
> IndexOptions FancyIndexing ScanHTMLTitles
>
> and IndexIgnore and some AddIcon's and some AddDescription's.
>
> The "IndexOptions" haven't been changed for two years.
>
>
> - ask
>
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Re: .htaccess config in dev.apache.org's subtrees
Posted by Ask Bjoern Hansen <as...@valueclick.com>.
On Mon, 9 Oct 2000, Karsten W. Rohrbach wrote:
> hi folks
>
> due to the fact that nearly everybody on this planet running apache has
> his own site specific configs in httpd.conf or .htaccess files it would
> be a good thing[tm] to announce any updates of the .htaccess files that
> get mirrored worldwide.
>
> i get a mail every now and then saying "i get a permission denied, 404,
> 403 or whatever" when soem of the .htaccess config directives were
> changed in the master tree, since my site is configured in a very
> paranoid but secure manner.
Where?
The only file we have is
[ask@impatience apache-site]$ find ./ -name .htaccess
./dist/.htaccess
which has
IndexOptions FancyIndexing ScanHTMLTitles
and IndexIgnore and some AddIcon's and some AddDescription's.
The "IndexOptions" haven't been changed for two years.
- ask
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