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Hi, I've got a seriously odd problem with a Flash 5 nav bar I've been amending. The site is simple and the Flash movie has buttons for the main site links. When you click on a button the Flash movie does a geturl and then an ASP pages amends the Flash navbars querystring telling it which page...

ah! that rings a bell for another problem I was having! joel

no floof, no need to copy etc/httpd tree... Apache is quite happy to run multiple instances of itself as long as you specify a different conf file. You don't need to create a new httpd executable. If Apache is already running on port 80, doing a "httpd -f {new confile}" will not harm...

Thats ok Arie1, I've solved the problem now a different way although I'm sure its possible for a proxy to alter useragents. joel

Arie1, have you tried turning on the rewrite logging to see if it gives you some info? joel

Hi Floof, this easiest way to do this is: 1) create a new .conf file (copy the old one) 2) amend the conf file to point to a diff port 3) amend PidFile to store in a new file 4) amend ScoreBoardFile to store in a new file. 5) then you can type httpd -f <your new file name> Joel

Hi Arie1, thanks for your reply. The RewriteCond directive allows you so performing conditional checking on the HTTP headers but the real work is done by RewriteRule - this is where transformations are performed. The problem is that I can only find examples of the RewriteRule rewriting the URL...

Hi, does anyone know the syntax for performing a mod_rewrite on the HTTP_USER_AGENT? (don't ask me why!) joel

Hi, can someone tell me if Apache recognises the ETag http header? Does this tag replace/overide the Last-Modified header? regards Joel

Hi greenmetal, what SMTP server are you sending to? Have you a code example? Does the SMTP server you are sending to allow non-authorised usage? regards Joel

Hi, i dunno why you want that particular configuration but there is no reason why you cannot run it. The Perl::DBI modules will talk to most databases (including SQL Server). Here is an example of connectin to SQL via ActiveStates Perl $dbh = DBI->connect(&quot;dbi:ADO:xxxyourdb&quot;, $user...

Hi Josh, you can certainly set up an URL virtutal root in IIS to point off to whereever your Apache is running. regards Joel

Sorry Sam, made a mistake the actual answer is: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 15:35:00 GMT Server: Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) (Red Hat/Linux) PHP/3.0.15 mod_perl/1.21 Last-Modified: Fri, 26 Jan 2001 13:29:21 GMT ETag: &quot;38065-1db-3a717bb1&quot; Accept-Ranges: bytes Content-Length: 475...

Hi Sam, I think this is the info you are after: Last modified mon 13th Sep regards Joel 5 ==== (12) Response 200 to <GET / HTTP/1.1> 5 HTTP/1.1 200 OK 5 Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 15:29:28 GMT 5 Server: Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) (Red Hat/Linux) PH 5 Last-Modified: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:32:48 GMT 5...

Hi, I have apache in front of an application server for caching purposes (using ProxyPass). Now I only want to cache GIFs, JPEGs, CSSs .JS etc and have no control over the expiry information issued from the application server (which would be happy for everything to be cached). Apache would...