Apache

Recuerdo cuando no hace mucho tiempo, los teléfonos celulares eran una novedad y tener uno significaba andar para todos lados con un ladrillo.
El tiempo pasa, la tecnología avanza y cada día nos maravilla con nuevas hazañas.
En mi caso, hoy quede gratamente sorprendido cuando por pura curiosidad instalé un servidor web en mi nuevo chiche, un Nokia N97 mini que hasta el momento no tiene un día de uso.
La idea surgió ya que si mal no recuerdo leí un artículo sobre la posibilidad de instalar un servidor web en el cel, y ya teniendo el servidor, por que no intentar con Drupal?

We have a mercury server setup on VPS.net that is using multi-site to run multiple sites using the same Pressflow install. We recently ran into a problem with implementing our non-www to www canonical domain redirects. In the past we were able to uncomment the section of the .htaccess file included by Drupal to do these redirects because we were not using multi-site. Now that we are using multi-site we have tried to implement the redirects using apache vhosts but the redirect never seems to happen and it appears to be some kind of interference from Varnish that is keeping it from working.

Setting up a Drupal Web site is pretty simple these days, until it gets popular, then you need to bring out the big guns and start finding and fixing the performance bottlenecks. In this article, we show some of the techniques that can allow your Drupal Web site to scale to the grandiose levels you originally hoped for.

http://bit.ly/d8jNw1

*Thanks to Christopher Cable for this story

Can some of the functionality that is available in Boost and similar modules, be achieved by just using Apache's mod_cache, mod_disk_ache and mod_mem_cache modules?

O.K., new problem. :-)

I'm setting up the drupal install for the intranet. I thought I checked everything, but I get this error at the verify requirements page:

Your web server does not appear to support any common database types. Check with your hosting provider to see if they offer any databases that Drupal supports.

Hello,

Anyone can please post instructions how to make this configuration work in CentOS. I've looked everywhere.

This is the best one I found but no luck... http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-set-up-apache2-with-mod_fcgid-and-php5-...

Tanks

I'm trying to finalize a LAMP build on RHEL 5, PHP 5.2.11. What modules are absolutely necessary for future growth?

Currently I'm running:
core prefork
http_core
mod_so
mod_auth_basic
mod_auth_digest
mod_authn_file
mod_authn_alias
mod_authn_anon
mod_authn_dbm
mod_authn_default
mod_authz_host
mod_authz_user
mod_authz_owner
mod_authz_groupfile
mod_authz_dbm
mod_authz_default
util_ldap
mod_authnz_ldap
mod_include
mod_log_config
mod_logio
mod_env
mod_ext_filter
mod_mime_magic
mod_expires
mod_deflate
mod_headers
mod_usertrack

Hello all! I've been looking through this group's discussions, and am very thankful for all the help and advice. Here's my situation: I recently moved from shared hosting to a VPS (Linode.com). I'm a relatively competent with html/css/php, etc., but am fairly noobish when it comes to the whole server side of things. I can find information, and follow and adapt tutorials, but have a hard time knowing how to hack things out from scratch.

So I've set up my VPS running Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) with Apache2, mysql, and php, and have my vhosts up and running with drupal. What I want to do now is set Nginx up as a static file server, leaving dynamic content to Apache and mod_php. I just haven't been able to find a comprehensive tutorial for how to do that, taking drupal into account (specifially, image_cache and boost). Basically what I'm looking for is this:

http://www.lullabot.com/articles/using-lighttpd-static-file-server

But geared towards Nginx instead of Lighttpd (because of the memory leak issues I've read about). Can anyone point me towards some good resources to help me get this set up?

Thanks a ton!

I am new to drupal and multisites and have a multisite that wont work. I have a base site that is drupal and is running great. Love drupal. That site is www.example.com. I want to create a subdomain called rosy.example.com. I followed the instructions on drupal.org/node/547860 . Let me give details of what I have and what I have done.

I am running a XAMPP install on a windows server 03 box.

I have the first drupal site for www.example.com installed to xampp/htdocs

Hi, Im not Nginx user, but I need to ask before setting up nginx for my drupal website

I need to have my domain.tld running, which means in the domain.tld folder is Drupal installation.

So I will see my website when I browse http://www.domain.tld/

But I have a folder with name "app1" which contains another Drupal installation.

So I will see another Drupal installation when I browse http://www.domain.tld/app1/

I dont want to setup subdomain because this way is far easier and dont need other codes in config file.

This works fine in Apache2, but not works in lighttpd