Topic: Apache 2.2.2 VirtualHost

[jellybeanz]

I'm using VirtualHost to different kind of services, like webmail etc... in my httpd.conf I had this:

<VirtualHost *>
ServerName mail.domain.com
DocumentRoot "c:/web/mail"

ScriptAlias /modul/ "c:/Program Files/Modul Directory"
AddType application/some_module .html
Action application/some_module "/modul/modul.exe"
#AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
</VirtualHost>

This was working fine with apache 2.0.53, but not with 2.2.2. When I enter the address, it's trying to download some kind of .exe file (I think modul.exe). When I change AddType application/some_module .html to AddType application/x-httpd-php .html, because html files are basicly php files, I get "function xxx not found" error. This function isn't in the html files. I'm pretty sure that module.exe file tries to load some dll files, but can't find them. Should I add some kind of "baseurl"? html files and executables are located in different directories. Is that a typo or do I have to load some modules to solve the issue?

[Steffen]

Not sure what you want to achieve.

Are the vhost directives you posted above, exactly the same in your httpd.conf ? When you post what you have in the .conf, maybe it is clear to me.

I assume you do not have any error in the apache error.log.


And what is the "xxx' in "function xxx not found"?

I am using also Scriptaliases, but have no problem with it.

Steffen

[Jorge]

I think you problems lies here:
Action application/some_module "/modul/modul.exe"

Watch out by using ports of a 2.0.x conf in 2.2.x lots ofthings do'nt work or work diferently

[jellybeanz]

there isn't any problems in error.log. Problem is in my script alieas. and that xxx in the error is an php error, and a teplate function. It was working without any problems in apache 2.0.53. I'm still using the httpd.conf file for 2.053. But I had to chance "LoadModule" options, because of change of module names. and module.exe is a php interpreter. I've tried not to use that, but it seems module.exe calls som other dll files (from the same directors)

Jorge, I'm not sure what you mean by using ports.