Apache Bugreport Policy (fwd)

[Chuck Murcko <ch...@telebase.com>]

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Ingo Macherius liltingly intones:
> From macher@mwe.hvr.scn.de Tue Jul  9 14:56:45 1996
> From: Ingo Macherius <in...@mwe.hvr.scn.de>
> Message-Id: <19...@ESAMX6.mwe.hvr.scn.de>
> Subject: Apache Bugreport Policy
> To: chuck@wormhole.telebase.com (Chuck Murcko)
> Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 20:51:00 +0200 (MDT)
> In-Reply-To: <19...@telebase.com.> from "Chuck Murcko" at Jul 9, 96 11:13:00 am
> Reply-To: Ingo Macherius <In...@mwe.hvr.scn.de>
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> Chuck,
> 
> > > Bug Report for Apache 1.1 (release version)
> > > - -------------------------------------------
> > > 
> > > Sender:		Ingo Macherius	<In...@mwe.hvr.scn.de>
> > > Problem:	mod_proxy.c reports lots of messages to log/error
> > > 		which indicate that #tmp files can't be created.
> > > 		This is nonsense, as caching is not activated.
> 
> > Hi Ingo. Do the permissions on the directory you have set in the config
> > directive CacheRoot allow writing by the user ID under which httpd is
> > running?
> 
> I don't want caching at all, only proxying. I don't want a CacheRoot.
> Saying
> 	NoCache *
> makes the errors go away. This is what I expected as a default 
> behaviour.
> Saying only
> 	ProxyRequests On
> automatically enables caching and produces the error_log entries.
> IMHO the default should be no caching at all, or the docs should mention
> the defaults.
> Probably this wasn't clear in my first report.
> 
> Virtually yours,
> Ingo
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> 

chuck
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