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How to Split apache Logs With vlogger in debian etch

Vlogger is a little piece of code borned to handle dealing with large amounts of virtualhost logs. It’s bad news that apache can’t do this on its own. Vlogger takes piped input from apache, splits it off to separate files based on the first field. It uses a file handle cache so it can’t run out of file descriptors. It will also start a new logfile every night at midnight, and maintain a symlink to the most recent file. For security, it can drop privileges and do a chroot to the logs directory.

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    Active Directory as Address Book with apache and PHP

    Active Directory as Address Book with apache and PHP

    Name: PHP
    HomePage: http://www.php.net/
    Function: developers to write dynamically generated webpages

    Name: Apache
    HomePage: http://www.apache.org/
    Function: Webserver

    http://www.opensourcehowto.org/how-to/php/active-directory-as-address-book-with-apache-and-php.html

    Apache2 with Webdav & htpasswd using openSSL certs

    This is a how-to on using webdav on apache. Webdav allows users to access there files across the internet as if they are using a file system to access the files stored on your home directory in the network.

    Name: Apache
    HomePage: http://www.apache.org/
    Function: Webserver

    Name: OpenSSL
    HomePage: http://www.openssl.org/
    Function: developed for transmitting private documents via the Internet using a cryptographic ystem

    http://www.opensourcehowto.org/how-to/apache/apache2-with-webdav—htpasswd-using-openssl-certs.html

    Setup Apache2 with Access to Home Directories

    The Apache server is capable of serving web pages straight from the directories of your system user accounts. This allows all the system users the ability to run their own web sites which are hosted off the main server. This is exactly the same way that many web server companiess provide websites for their customers and it’s relatively easy to enable.

    Name: Apache
    HomePage: http://www.apache.org/
    Function: Webserver

    http://www.opensourcehowto.org/how-to/apache/setup-apache2-with-access-to-home-directories.html

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