Name-Based Port Redirect

I have a virtual host with a configuration like that.

When i'm trying to get into foobar.com/dir providing valid username/password pair i get 403 forbidden page instead of that directory contents.

www.foobar.com/dir has 777 rights, .httpaswd is chmoded 644. But i can't figure out why i am still not seeing contents.

The main problem is my directory has many files with uppercase (e.g. Foobar.txt, FooBar.txt, even FOOBAR.txt). And I find it messy to find the files by exactly typing it (if I know the exact filenames, why would I use find?).

I have a simple .htaccess file to rewrite www.domain.com/foobar.php to www.domain.com/foobar

RewriteEngine On RewriteRule foobar foobar.php [L]

It is giving me a 404 even though I ran phpinfo(); (which shows the mod_rewrite module), and checked httpd.conf (which uses mod_rewrite several times by default).

Any suggestions? Thanks.

let's say I got a domain which is www.foobar.com and if I try to visit my site using https://www.foobar.com

I got a message like "This Connection is Untrusted".

and I have created a name base virtual host for www.foobar.com and only for port 80 and is that why i am getting Untrusted error or is there any thing I have to go.

BTW, I am very new to this topic so, any reference and explanation will

For some strange reason my filename autocomplete is behaving differently than normal.

how to virtualhost mod_rewrite mod_proxy on apache2 + tomcat - java server

I am running on tomcat server that has webapps listening on 8080

I would like to host these webapps on different domains.

I have installed RVM (ruby version manager) on a production server (with CentOS).

I have installed it as a user (e.g. foobar) and not as root. (Is this a bad idea?)

Now everything works correctly except that whenever I ssh to my server (e.g. ssh foobar@example.com) RVM doesn't get loaded and I always have to run a login shell (e.g.

I compile following C program on lubuntu 12.10 with anjuta

int main() { return 0; }

the file name is foobar

then I open up terminal and write command

ndisasm foobar -b 32 1>asm.txt

(disassemble foobar with 32 bit instruction option and save disassembled result to asm.txt)

I open up asm.txt there are many 0x0000 and miss-understandable code.

the instruction jg 0x47(0x7F45) on 0x00000000

Somehow I'm not able to execute the following mapping:

function! s:MySurroundingFunctionIWantToKeep() let s:Foobar={'foo': 'bar'} map \42 :echo <sid>Foobar.foo<cr> endfunction call s:MySurroundingFunctionIWantToKeep()

I thought it works the same way as it does with a script-local function:

function! s:MySurroundingFunctionIWantToKeep() function!