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Gentoo goes Binary! – Gentoo Linux

You probably all know Gentoo Linux as your favourite source-based distribution. Did you know that our package manager, Portage, already for years also has support for binary packages, and that source- and binary-based pa
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Bug #568468 “lucid server: mod_mem_cache with mod_dav_svn crashe...” :

Binary package hint: apache2 On a lucid server we see apache segmentation faulting at a high rate. This causes svn checkouts to fail depending on the client (e.g. on Ubunut 9.10 subversion with neon as dav lib is okay,
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Squid Proxy Server 3.1: Beginner s Guide | Cloud Networking | eBook

Reduce bandwidth use and deliver your most frequently requested web pages more quickly with Squid Proxy Server. This guide will introduce you to the fundamentals of the caching system and help you get the most from Squid
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Bug #796750 “apache2 startup fails with missing log directory” : Bugs

Binary package hint: apache2 If $APACHE_LOG_DIR (as defined in /etc/apache2/envvars) does not exist, server startup fails. This would happen, for instance, if /var/log is on a ramdisk. That is something commonly done
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Bug #795315 “unknown protocol speaking not SSL to HTTPS port on ...” :

Binary package hint: apache2 After enabling ssl on my apache2 installation, doing an apache2 reload or restart produces messages like this in the error log: SSL Library Error: 336027900 error:140760FC:SSL routines:SSL2
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Bug #791625 “/javascript/* URLs sidelined by conf.d settings” : Bugs :

Binary package hint: apache2 Please see http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=12796 Default config of Apache2 in Debian/Ubuntu leads to problems when installing virtual hosts that required direct access to subdirect
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Bug #712108 “shared ssl session cache support not possible out o...” :

Binary package hint: apache2 Out of the box apache supports distcache ssl session caching, but distcache isn't packaged in Ubuntu. Or 2.3 supports memcache but 2.3 isn't released yet (and we'd like something for Lucid).
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Bug #711465 “mod_rewrite directives in Location section confus...” :

Binary package hint: apache2.2-bin Reporting this against version 2.2.16-1ubuntu3.1 in Maverick. I have apache2 configured in the following way: 1. mod_rewrite is enabled; 2. AllowOverride All is set (on /var/www)
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Bug #710319 “CPU usage is incorrect on server-status page” : Bugs : ap

Binary package hint: apache2 1. lsb_release -rd Description: Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS Release: 10.04 2. Version of package: 2.2.14 3. I do expect CPU Usage and CPU Load to be correct in server-status page in apach
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Bug #687275 “Fix “graceful” action in init script when mod_chroo...” :

Binary package hint: apache2 The init script uses $APACHE2CTL graceful $2 to gracefully restart/reload Apache. This will fail however when using mod_chroot (where Apache itself gets chrooted), and therefore the init
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