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Resurrecting an old thread is always fun... I need to do something similar to the OP. In apache you do this: ProxyPass /pytest/ http://192.168.1.8:8086/py/ ProxyPassReverse /pytest/ http://192.168.1.8:8086/py/ ProxyPass /pydev/ http://192.168.1.34:8086/py/ ProxyPassReverse /pydev/...

I'm automating the creation of a website. I have the directory structure all done and the vhconf.xml creation done. All I need to do now is insert the relevant lines into /opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml How do I do this from a bash script - or at all? Thanks :)

Ok, thanks :)

This doesn't work as lsws uses /tmp/lshttpd/ as its working directory so to speak. SO How do I specify a different directory to use like ~/tmp/lshttpd ?? I've modified ~/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml with updated paths for the two things in there - But this doesn't change where the PID...

Great. This was never meant for "everyone" it was meant for me to be able to work on a new site (using the exact domain that will be used) while the current one worked unaffected. Thanks :)

So is this possible? Server1: Domain1 - IP1 - Listner1 - Vhost1 Domain2 - IP2 - Listner2 - Vhost2 Server1: www.domain.com - 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.1:80 - Vhost1 - /var/www/vhost1/html www.domain.com - 192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.2:80 - Vhost2 - /var/www/vhost2/html I need two websites...

Thanks for that - I got it :)

Thank you for that How do I allow static content from this location? Accessing: http://domain.tld/cgi-bin/index.html Results in: lscgid: execve(): Permission denied

I don't know anything about perl/cgi/python - basically anything that isn't php... How the heck do I get LSWS & Movable Type working? I've setup the Virtual Host and that's all ok. Just need the External App (cgi/perl) bit. I've extracted all the files to $VH_ROOT/html/cgi-bin/ Thanks :)

Yeah... Apache just totally owns the box. Unfortunatley I ran my little hammer on a site I'd like to keep up and I thought I'd just leave and see if it came back, but it isn't... I only use Apache for SVN now :)

I've been fiddling with a simple Java program (I wrote) that just pumps a crap load of requests at the webserver. Its pretty crude, spawns a heap of threads based on what number i put in the loop. so it is doing simultaneous connections not one after the other. I've found that LSWS in its...

Same... That's what I stumbled onto ;)

Yeah I've stumbled onto that - thanks :)

Ok I've looked some more and it looks like this to me. The user of docroot is used & if gid is forced (server wide) it uses that as well. so therefore the user needs to not be a member of the forced group. If it were it would have read access to all files under that group... How then do you...

Except there is no where to specify an exact user/group to run things as....

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:security:shared_hosting_securities That article is a bit airy fairy. Its not concrete enough in what is being put across. What are the exact configurations required? So in apache using MPM-ITK I would do the following...

Your so not getting it :P LiteSpeed does block out of the box - Apache doesn't (out of the box, although you can make it) I like how how LiteSpeed does do it automatically. ++++++++++++++++++++ The other point I make in my original post is. I keep my files that are served by LiteSpeed in a...

I was saying that I like the LiteSpeed auto blocks access of people browsing .svn directories that are present in my web sites There that should clear it up :)

eh? Nono you mis-understand. I can't browse .svn dirs from the browser. I keep my html root in sync via svn - nothing to do with LiteSpeed - other then it auto stops ppl looking at the .svn dirs that come with keeping files in a svn repository. ie LiteSpeed can't block me ssh'n into...

HosingFu In that article he didn't actually cover LiteSpeed but someone in the comments reminded him so I cheked it out.