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Message-ID: <3E30FD8F.7040206@ifrance.com>
Date: Fri, 24 Jan 2003 09:47:11 +0100
From: Estrade Matthieu <estrade-m@...ance.com>
To: owl-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: RE : First install
Solar Designer wrote:
>On Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 12:40:05AM +0100, Estrade Matthieu wrote:
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>>I setup too my network card and did some stuff with. Sometimes, I get
>>"neighbour overflow", I dunno what it is...
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>This sounds like a network driver problem, but with so little detail I
>can't even grep kernel sources for it appropriately.
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I didn't setup a loopback, so maybe it's why i got this error message
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>>Anyway, I am happy with this new system... which is very clean.
>>I will now try to compile apache as you wrote in the TODO file.
>>You are requiring apache 1.3.x so now 1.3.27 but why not 2.0 ?
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>Russian Apache is still based on 1.3.x (and I think that's for some
>reasons not limited to the extra effort it'd take to update it). I
>don't want to maintain two versions.
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>>2.0 is more secure
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>Is it? (I don't care about its properties on Win32.)
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yep, i think it is because if you look all the problem there were last
month (OpenSSL and chunk exploits), all the exploits you can find,
giving remote shell, are only on apache 1.3.
apache 2.0 was only vuln to Denial of services and more difficult to
exploit. but maybe i don't get all the existing exploits...
>>and really more powerfull than 1.3.x.
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>What specific features of 2.0 do you think would benefit Owl users?
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right, apache 2.0 is more powerfull because of many points.
1- his architecture, he can provide actually 3 working mode (mpm = multi
processing modules)
- prefork, like apache 1.3, working with forked server.
- worker, a new mode, stable and powerfull, working with
dynamic forked server containing static threaded child.
- perchild, closed to be stable, working with dynamic
threaded server containing dynamic thread child.
2- The caching features are really good too, a new module caching
documents and serving it from RAM is powerfull.
3- lots of modules available, like deflate (free compresssion data
module) which increase performance too.
4- The reverse proxy mode, working fine and doing real HTTP/1.1 instead
of apache 1.3 doing fake HTTP/1.1
so now apache 2.0 in reverse proxy mode can proxy all kind of
authentication.
The reverse proxy for protecting web is now used a lot and it's fashion :)))
5- The apache 2.0 and apr api are more user friendly and provide stuff
to make more easy modules developpement (filters, bucket brigades etc...)
It's possible to do all you want without modifying the apache core
there is a lot of good point making apache 2.0 better than apache 1.3
but i can't remember all at the same time :)
when i will find more, i will add it in a list :)
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>>I will try to compile both.
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m.e
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