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When I add this line
X-FRAME ALLOW-FROM https://www.example.com
in the config files of apache2.conf in my ubuntu 14.04 server. It fails to start my apache. Can any one tell the exact line that can be added to allow X-FRAME from only one url.
Maybe you mean:
Header set X-FRAME-OPTIONS "ALLOW-FROM https://www.example.com"
But honestly you're so far off from correct syntax it's really unclear what your intent was. You'll need mod_headers loaded.
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I've set up a github page with a custom subdomain like sub.abc.com, and I also want the domain abc.com redirects to the subdomain(show subdomain in the browser's address bar). So, which method should I take, 302 URL Forwarding or CNAME? Thanks.
I have got an answer form github's technical support staff via email, and he said that I should use URL Forwarding rather than CNAME. Hope this can be helpful for others who meet the same problem.
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Is it possible to add scripts (like curl) to /etc/hosts? I am trying to set up a subdomain over ddns, and it's really hard to update my /etc//hosts file on the fly when my IP address updates without my knowledge. Thanks in advance.
No it's not. However, you will probably have some scripts that can be triggered when you get an IP address or something similar and those can be used to rewrite your /etc/hosts.
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I have this strange problem that happens whenever I go to visit any of my websites hosted on my Apache2 server. When I visit a site, chrome just downloads this file named 'download' and just displays a blank page. I opened the the file named 'download' in notepad++ and it displays the html source code to the website. Anyone know what is going on here?
You misconfigured your server: it's returning the wrong mime-type. Go find the config which came with your Apache installation and compare it with the current state to find the stuff which is broken.
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I'm trying to set up my own cloud network and just got it to work the way I want it to, but I was hoping to linking it to a domain I own over at Godaddy. I want to use a subdomain for the cloud-thingy, but I don't want to link it to the ip alone. I'd rather link it to i.e "11.222.333.44/storage", instead of just "11.222.333.44" so I can still host a website at my domain's root
It seems like you need a Name-based Virtual Host, read the Apache docs.
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I've been reading about disabling the logging of the apache server, which is crucial for me as I'm running huge tests on it, and it fills the disk.
I've tried changing http.conf and directing stuff to /dev/null, but none of it worked, as most of it was the Error logging.
Any idea anyone?
Thanks
Just comment the areas where logging was set.
On,
httpd.conf
virtual hosts configurations (virtual.conf, domain.conf etc)
For something like
CustomLog logs/access_log common
ErrorLog logs/error_log
Just do,
#CustomLog logs/access_log common
#ErrorLog logs/error_log