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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Jason Parsons <jp...@saffron.net> on 2003/08/16 05:50:26 UTC
[users@httpd] Apache 1.3.27 and Solaris 8 large file support?
I'm trying to serve a 3.4 GB file with Apache 1.3.27 under Solaris 8.
I'm getting a 403 error on the client side, and this error in error_log:
[error] [client xxxxx] (79)Value too large for defined data type:
access to /xxxx failed
I have searched the archives and can't find any help. I assume the
problem here is that either Solaris or Apache isn't supporting large
files. Are there any pointers for how to compile Apache (or configure
Solaris, if that is the problem) to support large files?
Thank you for any help.
- Jason Parsons
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Re: [users@httpd] apache virtual host setup...
Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
On Sun, 17 Aug 2003, bruce wrote:
> We're running this app on a test network behind a cable modem/linksys
> router. We have 5 systems in our test network. We have DNS set up to allow
> each system to communicate with each other, and resolve correctly (we
> think!). Port forwarding within the Linksys router has been set to permit
> port 22 to be redirected towards the Linux server that's running the Apache
> Server.
>
> Our goal is to be able to SSH into the Linux server, and access the gforge
> application on our test server, over the SSH connection.... This would allow
> us to access the gforge application from outside of our network, over a
> reasonably secure channel....
Uhhh... Gee. Why don't you just use SSL?
> THE PROBLEM:
>
> We'd like to know how to go about correctly setting up a "virutal host" for
> the application. Currently, we can type:
> http://192.168.1.77
> the url in our browser then displays the page of the app, with the router IP
> ADDRESS!!!!!!! It's as if it's somehow being redirected towards the Router
> IP Address!!!
Where exactly are you accessing the application from?
Also check the ServerName directive in httpd.conf.
Joshua.
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Re: [users@httpd] apache virtual host setup...
Posted by Robert Andersson <ro...@profundis.nu>.
bruce wrote:
> We'd like to know how to go about correctly setting up a "virutal host"
for
> the application. Currently, we can type:
> http://192.168.1.77
> the url in our browser then displays the page of the app, with the router
IP
> ADDRESS!!!!!!! It's as if it's somehow being redirected towards the Router
> IP Address!!!
I'm not sure I grasp the scenario here. Instead of playing 20 questions,
could you perhaps explain in more detail your environment (the machines and
their IPs) and what happens during the request. There are many
interpretations to be made on the above description. A telnet might also
help.
Regards,
Robert Andersson
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[users@httpd] apache virtual host setup...
Posted by bruce <be...@earthlink.net>.
Hey...
Wee're turning to this mailing list as a last resort!!!!!!!
Here's the situation. We have an application called Gforge (www.gforge.org).
We're trying to install/test it on our network. The application sits on an
Apache server. We want to be able to type:
http://foo/ or http://192.168.1.77
and have the application appear.
We're running this app on a test network behind a cable modem/linksys
router. We have 5 systems in our test network. We have DNS set up to allow
each system to communicate with each other, and resolve correctly (we
think!). Port forwarding within the Linksys router has been set to permit
port 22 to be redirected towards the Linux server that's running the Apache
Server.
Our goal is to be able to SSH into the Linux server, and access the gforge
application on our test server, over the SSH connection.... This would allow
us to access the gforge application from outside of our network, over a
reasonably secure channel....
THE PROBLEM:
We'd like to know how to go about correctly setting up a "virutal host" for
the application. Currently, we can type:
http://192.168.1.77
the url in our browser then displays the page of the app, with the router IP
ADDRESS!!!!!!! It's as if it's somehow being redirected towards the Router
IP Address!!!
We can supply the httpd.conf file if required. We didn't just want to dump
the file here, unless there's someone who might be able to help!! (No need
to take up additional bandwidth)...
We really need help!!!! We kind of think that we're missing something that's
realtively small, but critical.....
We currently have the httpd.conf file configured so that the DocumentRoot is
pointing towards the gforge application, which is not what we want!!!
Any offers of assistance will be greatly appreciated.
If you're close enough, we'll even buy you lunch!!!
Thanks for any help/assistance you can provide with this....
Regards,
Bruce Douglas
bedouglas@earthlink.net
(925) 866-2790
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Re: [users@httpd] Apache 1.3.27 and Solaris 8 large file support?
Posted by Jason Parsons <jp...@saffron.net>.
For the archives, I was able to resolve this by editing
apache_1.3.28/src/Configure:
CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -DSOLARIS2=$PLATOSVERS -O2 -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64
-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE"
- Jason Parsons
> I'm trying to serve a 3.4 GB file with Apache 1.3.27 under Solaris 8.
> I'm getting a 403 error on the client side, and this error in
> error_log:
>
> [error] [client xxxxx] (79)Value too large for defined data type:
> access to /xxxx failed
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