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How do you determine on an SGI if the systems processor is 32 or 64 bit?

virtual hosting is a way of serving more than one domain on one server. it's made by configuring apache and setting up each domain with their own paths in the server, their own security levels, etc... you can share one ip address, or use different ip addresses. that's a simple answer but you'll...

dumb me of course it is oVerride with a v not a b .... <directory /path/to/directory> AllowOverride All </directory> Jerome

hi , seems that you will need to check the http.conf file. i usually try to specify each folder i want to protect in the http.conf, it can be redundant sometimes, but i'm sure it works ... use a <directory> directive: <directory /path/to/directory> AllowOberride All </directory> hope this...

oops...<br> sure it wasn't logical, it's just because it was considering old settings (before i made changes to httpd.conf, and before i restarted apache...)<br> Thanks anyway, hey, i read the other one before, didn't realise you responded to this one too, i am impressed, <br> it's the first...

Thank you Very much for your response !<br> i already have solved the mystery...<br> when i changed the httpd.conf, i couldn't see anything happening on the server, so i decided to restart apache...<br> good idea ... now it (surprisingly) actually works !<br> <br> Thank you !

Done done done...<br> sorry but, even though i don't understand why, i had to create a directory with the name of the server, it works now so good o !!<br>

HELP !!!<br> The server keeps ignoring the .htaccess files !<br> even with a &lt;Directory&gt; AllowOverride all &lt;/Directory&gt;<br> in the httpd.conf !!<br>

why do my server's root is / in http when i specify in httpd.conf a specific http folder ??

jerome (Visitor) Feb 16, 2000 <br> ok ok ok,<br> that was simple :<br> had to kill a corrupted httpd running,<br> and restart httpd.<br> then i had a problem with virtual hosting :<br> they all pointed to the same root directory :<br> solution was to add port number to the ip address <br> in...

this is a bit strange :<br> [Mon Feb 14 12:00:24 2000] [crit] (48)Address already in use: make_sock:<br> could n<br> ot bind to port 80<br> <br> can anyone explain me what's happening ?<br> i have httpd running, with 4 virtual hosts,<br> and none of them work, in fact apache doesn't <br>...