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Andrew Shugg | 1 May 11:27
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Re: Insignificant apache package buglet

Quoth Andrew Shugg:
> I might just be feeling too picky today.
> 
> In my apache-1.3.23-1 package, the following symlink is dangling:
> 
> /usr/share/doc/apache/icons -> ../../../apache/icons
> 
> Presumably it should be ../../apache/icons or pointing absolute to
> /usr/share/apache/icons ...
> 
> This symlink is in the current package file listing so I don't think
> it's cruft left over from a previous install.
> 
> Andrew.

Cleaning up a loose end:

I'd searched the BTS before posting this to the list and hadn't found
anything, but it turned out that there was indeed a bug report for this
problem (#136554) that was closed with the upload of 1.3.24-1.

Andrew.

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Andrew Shugg | 1 May 12:37
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Apache piped logs with ash as /bin/sh

Hi all,

I haven't found a mention of this in the BTS and was wondering if anyone
might be able to shed some light.

With 'ash' installed, /bin/sh is symlinked to /bin/ash instead of the
default of /bin/bash.  This generally results in all sorts of
interesting things as non-POSIX #!/bin/sh scripts start breaking.

What's concerning me though is that piped logs in Apache are now
spawning two processes per logfile directive, rather than just the one
that I was seeing with bash as /bin/sh.

For example:

My virtual hosts currently talk to cronolog.

  CustomLog "|cronolog /var/log/apache/DOMAIN/%Y/%Y-%m-access.log" combined

With ash as /bin/sh, we can see that there is a 'sh' forked for every
'cronolog'.  (Dropping %CPU, %MEM, VSZ, RSS, TTY from 'ps fauxw' output.)

root     28400      S    Apr29   1:35 /usr/sbin/apache
root      2102      SW   08:29   0:00  \_ [sh]
root      2106      SW   08:29   0:00  |   \_ [cronolog]
root      2103      SW   08:29   0:00  \_ [sh]
root      2107      SW   08:29   0:00  |   \_ [cronolog]
root      2104      SW   08:29   0:00  \_ [sh]
root      2109      SW   08:29   0:00  |   \_ [cronolog]
root      2105      SW   08:29   0:00  \_ [sh]
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Daniel Jacobowitz | 1 May 16:57
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Re: Apache piped logs with ash as /bin/sh

On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 06:37:41PM +0800, Andrew Shugg wrote:
> My virtual hosts currently talk to cronolog.
> 
>   CustomLog "|cronolog /var/log/apache/DOMAIN/%Y/%Y-%m-access.log" combined

Try:
    CustomLog "|exec cronolog /var/log/apache/DOMAIN/%Y/%Y-%m-access.log" combined

> If anyone has some suggestions to keep my httpd children process count
> of order N rather than 2N I'd be grateful.  =)

Order N is the same as order 2N :P

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Andrew Shugg | 1 May 19:24
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Re: Apache piped logs with ash as /bin/sh

Quoth Daniel Jacobowitz:
> Try:
>     CustomLog "|exec cronolog /var/log/apache/DOMAIN/%Y/%Y-%m-access.log" combined

That will probably do the job.  But won't a /bin/sh still be spawned to
process that 'exec'?  I'd rather avoid the needless process creation and
destruction (now that I'm aware of it).  Certainly on a slow system this
sort of thing matters ...

> > If anyone has some suggestions to keep my httpd children process count
> > of order N rather than 2N I'd be grateful.  =)
> 
> Order N is the same as order 2N :P

*baf*  You know what I meant.  ;P

Then again, ash is so lightweight (82k vs 511k for bash on i386) that
I'm probably just fretting needlessly here.

Thanks for the reassurance Daniel.  =)

Andrew.

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Matthew Wilcox | 4 May 15:02
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[kevin.thompson <at> alias.net.au: Debian : Apache-ssl and Apache-common Packages]


Ugh... the patches required to make mod_proxy work need to be applied
to apache-ssl too.  Christoph, do you have time to do this soon?

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Hello:

pn  apache                      <none>                      (no
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ii  apache-common               1.3.24-3                    Support
files for all Apache webservers
ii  apache-ssl                  1.3.24.2+1.47-2             Versatile,
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ii  libapache-mod-auth-mysql    3.2-1                       Apache
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Christoph Martin | 4 May 16:04
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Re: [kevin.thompson <at> alias.net.au: Debian : Apache-ssl and Apache-common Packages]

Am Sam, 2002-05-04 um 15.02 schrieb Matthew Wilcox:
> 
> Ugh... the patches required to make mod_proxy work need to be applied
> to apache-ssl too.  Christoph, do you have time to do this soon?
> 

I'll try to do a new version of apache-ssl based on apache 1.3.24-3.

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Debian Bug Tracking System | 4 May 16:48
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Bug#109322: marked as done (apache-ssl: Suboptimal conf file)

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Debian Installer | 4 May 18:02
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apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1_i386.changes ACCEPTED


Accepted:
apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1.diff.gz
  to pool/main/a/apache-ssl/apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1.diff.gz
apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1.dsc
  to pool/main/a/apache-ssl/apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1.dsc
apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1_i386.deb
  to pool/main/a/apache-ssl/apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48-1_i386.deb
apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48.orig.tar.gz
  to pool/main/a/apache-ssl/apache-ssl_1.3.24.3+1.48.orig.tar.gz
Announcing to debian-devel-changes <at> lists.debian.org
Closing bugs: 

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Nick | 7 May 01:07

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I have a connection with 32 IP's
Running Debian 2.2

Some info:
Gateway 210.15.251.133
end user IP  210.15.251.133
Netmast 255.255.255.224

eth1 is the adapter setup.
An extract of my network file.

/sbin/ifconfig eth1 210.15.251.134  broadcast 210.15.251.164  netmask
255.255.255.224

/sbin/ifconfig eth1:2 210.15.251.160 netmask 255.255.255.224 broadcast
210.15.251.164

I want to make 210.15.251.160 accessible to the out side world.
ATM i can ping 210.15.251.160 from the same box, but it is not visible to
the outside.
Have I made an error or is it not routed properly from my isp ?
Any help is appreciated

Regards
Nick

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Kapil Hari Paranjape | 8 May 03:49
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Bug#146211: apache-ssl: redirects give http instead of https

Package: apache-ssl
Version: 1.3.24.3+1.48-1
Severity: important

Hello,

After the upgrade from 1.3.24.2+1.47 I noticed that (with the standard
minial debian installation of apache-ssl) when I executed

	lynx -trace https://localhost/dwww

I saw that the apache-ssl server generated a redirect
to http://localhost:443/dwww/ instead of a redirect to
https://localhost/dwww/ this caused lynx to try an http connection
instead of an https connection; and that failed of course!

I looked through the changes and could only see the changes to the
proxy services which I am not using. The additional change is the
use of ap_getline instead of getline.

Thanks and regards,

Kapil.

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Versions of the packages apache-ssl depends on:
ii  apache-common  1.3.24-3       Support files for all Apache webservers
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