Docker: why one process per container does not always work
My “permanent” SSL certificates are expiring soon, so I decided to switch to letsecnrypt. The easiest way to obtain their certificate is allegedly to use Certbot. There is a nice […]
Apache
Apache AcceptEx Weirdness
The fun started Saturday morning, when I found a brown box by my door with a new cable modem in it. The paper inside the box said something like “install […]
PHP, Apache, Localhost and IPv6
The number of moving parts in our systems exceeds the limits of single human’s comprehension by a large margin. It is therefore a miracle anything works at all, and we […]
Apache 2.2.17: HTTPS+CONNECT still broken
The scenario is: someone opens an SSL connection to the Apache server, authenticates himself, and requests access to another host/port via CONNECT command. This is good for secure connection via […]
Another version of this product is already installed…
Trying to upgrade my Apache server, and getting this helpful message from Windows Installer. Well, this time I know it is Apache, but how many times I did not? How […]
Webdav – a nice alternative to FTP
Recently I needed to let remote users to transfer several hunderd megabytes of data to my machine. In the old days I would just go ahead and setup an FTP […]
Should URLs depend on underlying server technology?
I ran into an interesting problem when I was brushing up my web site lately. Let’s say I had a static HTML page named http://www.ikriv.com/page.html. Now, I decided to use […]