gentoo and apache 2.2
December 3rd, 2006
I've finally gotten motivated enough to switch over to apache 2.2. Unfortunately the ebuild for apache 2.2 is currently masked due to problems with some modules (mod_auth_mysql and mod_fastcgi). I don't use mod_auth_mysql, so that posed me no problem, but I have trac setup with fastcgi. I did a little research regarding mod_fastcgi's problems, which some people have already resolved on their own. Fastcgi is currently unmaintained so those patches or any sort of real fix (the problem stems from the removal of deprecated apis) aren't being added to the main tree. I used a patch and created my own ebuild, both of which I've added to the bugzilla ticket for the problem.
After installing, I had to revise my vhost setup due to some change in the vhost handling. Apparently *.hasno.info will cause issues if you have trac.hasno.info and wiki.hasno.info defined as ServerAliases. I've switch over to using mod_rewrite for all of my *.hasno.info web routing.
After installing, I had to revise my vhost setup due to some change in the vhost handling. Apparently *.hasno.info will cause issues if you have trac.hasno.info and wiki.hasno.info defined as ServerAliases. I've switch over to using mod_rewrite for all of my *.hasno.info web routing.
February 12th, 2007 at 12:12 AM Okay, I could not find an e-mail address to contact you, so this is the most relavent blog post for my question. I downloaded the f90.st file available from your wiki and have modified my Trac 0.10.3 installation to use the F90 highlighter. Unfortunately, when trac calls enscript to highlight my Fortran code, I get a eight blank lines followed by a (stdin) line in big bold font, and a "GNU Enscript 1.6.4" line following my code. None of these lines appear when any other highlighter is used, so I was hoping you (or another reader of the blog) could help me out in diagnosing the problem.