Re: [WebDNA] v7 Stress Test and Strange Behaviour
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texte = >> Aaron wrote the WebDNA configuration in a .htaccess, >> there is nothing about WebDNA in the httpd.conf.=20 >>=20 >> Part of the configuration is missing, and part is not >> read by apache (apache only accepts a small number of >> directives from an .htaccess) >=20 > I guess it makes sense to configure it properly, eh? For what its worth, I've been running a few sites on my Ubuntu 11.10 VPS = with WebDNA ONLY configured through .htaccess and NOT with httpd.conf. = So far this is working great and not receiving any errors that I'm away = of. =20 I had mentioned more than once that this was how I was configuring = WebDNA (with .htaccess) and this is the first that I've been told that = this is a problem. So while it is true that apache only accepts a small = number of directives from .htaccess, i've found that in MY configuration = (the VPS in question is not mine), apache does accept all needed for = WebDNA. However, my httpd.conf has a fairly small footprint, so there = is also nothing there to override .htaccess. If it can be verified that = there truly are no errors with that method, then I think it's a really = ideal way to configure WebDNA, and possibly even be able to do it = without touching the command line. That is, when it actually CAN work. That aside, Chris was able to reveal to me some lines of conflict in the = httpd.conf, mostly pertaining to Ruby and PHP. Since this was = pre-configured by the DreamHost techs, I assumed it was done well. At = any rate, I followed this up with DreamHost to see about making changes = to the apache configuration. Most users will still want to use the = managed DH Panel (something similar to cPanel), so I'll see how much = flexibility I get there. Otherwise, we'll just take the site to another = VPS. =20 I'm thankful to at least come to some conclusion on the matter. If I = end up successful in this scenario with DreamHost, I'll share my = results. I'm new to the DreamHost VPS services, but so far, it seems = rather amazing for developers who don't want to get entangled into the = actual server config. You can manage DNS, Hosting, ftp, mail, ssl, and = other services for each client from one interface. If we can get it to = play nice with WebDNA, then this would really be a great thing. =20 Thanks!=
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>> Aaron wrote the WebDNA configuration in a .htaccess, >> there is nothing about WebDNA in the httpd.conf.=20 >>=20 >> Part of the configuration is missing, and part is not >> read by apache (apache only accepts a small number of >> directives from an .htaccess) >=20 > I guess it makes sense to configure it properly, eh? For what its worth, I've been running a few sites on my Ubuntu 11.10 VPS = with WebDNA ONLY configured through .htaccess and NOT with httpd.conf. = So far this is working great and not receiving any errors that I'm away = of. =20 I had mentioned more than once that this was how I was configuring = WebDNA (with .htaccess) and this is the first that I've been told that = this is a problem. So while it is true that apache only accepts a small = number of directives from .htaccess, i've found that in MY configuration = (the VPS in question is not mine), apache does accept all needed for = WebDNA. However, my httpd.conf has a fairly small footprint, so there = is also nothing there to override .htaccess. If it can be verified that = there truly are no errors with that method, then I think it's a really = ideal way to configure WebDNA, and possibly even be able to do it = without touching the command line. That is, when it actually CAN work. That aside, Chris was able to reveal to me some lines of conflict in the = httpd.conf, mostly pertaining to Ruby and PHP. Since this was = pre-configured by the DreamHost techs, I assumed it was done well. At = any rate, I followed this up with DreamHost to see about making changes = to the apache configuration. Most users will still want to use the = managed DH Panel (something similar to cPanel), so I'll see how much = flexibility I get there. Otherwise, we'll just take the site to another = VPS. =20 I'm thankful to at least come to some conclusion on the matter. If I = end up successful in this scenario with DreamHost, I'll share my = results. I'm new to the DreamHost VPS services, but so far, it seems = rather amazing for developers who don't want to get entangled into the = actual server config. You can manage DNS, Hosting, ftp, mail, ssl, and = other services for each client from one interface. If we can get it to = play nice with WebDNA, then this would really be a great thing. =20 Thanks!=
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