I am a very newbie for AIX and system monitoring. Actually our application currently run production on jboss 5.1 in AIX 5.3.
I've followed Graham's simple configuration instructions for hosting static files along with a wsgi application mounted at the domain root. And in fact, my site is working.
However, requests for static pages are being handled twice. Apache responds with the static content, but the wsgi app is also receiving the request.
I have a Lighttpd server as a front end for Ruby on rails.
Some subdomains (server1.domain.com, server2.domain.com) are configured with proxy.
But also have a standard static web server at www.domain.com.
It works, but the call without subdomain (domain.com) does not work.
How could I configure Lighttpd for it?
Configuration for proxy:
$HTTP["host"] =~ "www.domain." {
alias.url = ( "/sys
While migrating a site from another server, some strange problem occured.
I use the default configuration for all my drupal sites, but this one doesnt seem to work.
Some image files cause an internal server error - rewrite or internal redirection cycle.
The site does not have a domain, yet, so I am testing with the server ip, which should not be a problem.
When using this configuration for some de
Hi how to configure lighttpd to serve static content on specified URL address (eg. www.my-domain.com/static) from specified directory (eq. /var/www/my-domain/static) Rest of requests must be passed to tomcat container. Can you help me modify my configuration which actually passing all requests to tomcat (see snippet below). I can't get it work never mind what.
/etc/resolv.conf is dynamically generated from the contents of /etc/network/interfaces, which on my system contains a line like this:
dns-servers 8.8.8.8
How do I include the default search domain with this configuration? If it matters, I'm running a pure Ubuntu Server configuration, with no X server installed.
I hope this isn't too headache-inducing.
Two servers, server1 (Windows Server 2003, IP 192.168.100.25) and server2 (Windows Server 2008, IP 192.168.100.22).
server2 is the DHCP server and a DNS server.
I've got a very weird situation.
I have a block of static IPs from my ISP. The incoming cable feeds through the ISPs Cisco router and into my NETOPIA WAN port. In Netopia config we had the WAN address set to one of the static IPs (say .158 ) and use a Netopia Server map to allow external RDP access (port 3389) to each of two internal servers (one a DC, one a TS).
I try to configure static IPv4 & IPv6 configuration on CentOS 6.2.
The configuration below works perfectly :
# ifconfig eth0 x.x.x.x/29
# route add defalt gw x.x.x.y
# ip addr add dev eth0 XXXX:C810:3001:D00::3/56
# ip -6 route add default XXXX:C810:3001:D00::1
However, I want to keep this configuration after a reboot.
So I made the following configuration:
Enabling IPv6
[root@test net
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