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    "Catch-all" for domains with Apache and bind

    I'm working with a basic Apache setup on a Linux server. Basically, what I need to do is create a setup similar to the one that is used by domain parking services. I need a setup whereby any domain can be pointed to my server's nameservers (without a virtualhost or anything set up for the...
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    Custom handler based on file type

    When a file is requested from my web server, is there any way to filter the request through an executable script (such as a PHP script) in order to accept or deny the file request? I have a situation where I need to limit web clients to only one ZIP file at a time. I'm having problems with...
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    Limiting file requests per file type

    Thanks for the pointer! I think that I can make mod_throttle work for my needs.
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    Limiting file requests per file type

    Hello, I run an Apache (cPanel) web server. One of the sites I host has a large quantity of MP3 files. I'm having problems with people using download managers to retrieve quantities of MP3 files at once, which bogs down the rest of the server -- it's on a 5mbit connection, but three or four of...
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    Linux Server and Local Network

    I solved the problem by: - enabling port forwarding on the Linux box - enabling forwarding and IP masquerading for the second interface, and assigning 192.168.10.1 to it - plugged the router into the second eth interface, set its address to 192.168.10.10 and gateway to 192.168.10.1 Now all...
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    Linux Server and Local Network

    No, I meant different external IP addresses because they are both connected directly to the cable modem.
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    Linux Server and Local Network

    I could do that, but I forgot to mention that the server and router are on different IP addresses; otherwise, that would work. The router, of course, only supports one external IP address. Thank you for the tip, however.
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    Linux Server and Local Network

    Hello, I have a Linux (FC3) server running off of a switch connected to a cable modem. Also connected to the switch is a Linksys wireless/wired router, which serves a small home network. My problem is that traffic between the Linux server and the Linksys-served home network is much slower than...
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    Routing question for internal network -- help!

    I seemed to have solved the problem. Adding two iptables entries fixed it: iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --out-interface eth1 -j MASQUERADE iptables --append FORWARD --in-interface eth2 -j ACCEPT where eth2 is the internal interface and eth1 is the external interface. Packet...
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    Routing question for internal network -- help!

    I can't do that in my situation -- here is the network architecture: WAN -> Server -> Switch -> Clients The server is connected to the WAN via eth1. The switch is connected to the server via eth2. The clients use static IP addresses to connect to eth2 on the server via the switch. My problem...
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    Routing question for internal network -- help!

    Hello, I am running a Fedora 3 box connected directly to a pipe. Off of the box on a second network adapter, I have a small internal network running off of a switch (using the 192.168.10.x IP range). Everything is working fine so far; I can ping back and forth between the server and the...
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    MHT files and Apache?

    That's done it! Thank you.
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    MHT files and Apache?

    Hello, I'm running an Apache webserver on Linux. I'm hosting a site that holds a large amount of MHT files. My problem is that Apache doesn't seem to be sending the right content-type for MHT files. When I view them from the server in a browser, they show up in raw format. I can then go on to...
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    Linux server, router, and cable modem

    Thank you to everybody for your help. My router didn't seem to support DMZ, but I was able to roll it back to an older firmware which does, so that appears to have solved all of my problems. I'm running a strict firewall (and Tripwire, etc.) on the server, so I should be okay as far as security...
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    Linux server, router, and cable modem

    Also, I forgot to mention that the router will need to remain operational in some form because it provides Powerline service to several machines.
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