Questions tagged [paths]
21 questions
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Nginx proxy_pass and absolute paths
I'm trying to run some nodejs app on a server (Ubuntu 14.04), using Nginx and i'm almost done. Here's my server configuration (/etc/nginx/sites-available/default):
server {
listen 80;
server_name my_domain.com;
location /test1 {
…
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marco.marinangeli
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Apache - Include conf Files Relative to ServerConfigFile (-f arg)
I want to use the -f command-line option for the Apache server so that I can store the conf files in a separate place (a data diectory) from the server binaries.
The problem is that I use the Include directive to separate and organize the…
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Synetech
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Inetd / xinetd isn't working under cygwin, why?
I am trying to use xinetd (or inetd) with netcat to act as a TCP proxy. This setup works on Linux without issue.
Under Cygwin, either as a service or from the a Cygwin command line, the (x)inetd fails to open netcat, with the error "no such file or…
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Zimmy-DUB-Zongy-Zong-DUBBY
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cannot send long path filename (UNC path) to printer
i'm using long path names with UNC (UNI), for example:
\\?\c:\tmp......\file1.prn
but when i try to send the file to a printer on windows command-line, for example with copy/print command, it shows :
for copy -
0 file(s) copied.
for print -…
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gadh
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Running npm via sudo (not as root, not as self-user) can't find npm where root or self-user can
I have a makefile, which I use to sudo make install for the parts of my app that generally require root installation. Unfortunately, this results in a strange situation where sudo doesn't have access to npm, while both root and my user do have…
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Kzqai
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How do I configure relative paths for puppet?
I've tried to google this, but haven't had any luck. My goal is to have a packaged directory with a puppet file and an accompanying directory holding file resources where I can just type puppet apply setup.pp and then puppet will do its thing.
I…
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Son of the Wai-Pan
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Paths Generated by PHP Applications Incorrect In Fedora nginx php-fpm Setup
I have been having several issues with certain PHP apps lately on my Fedora nginx + php-fpm setup. I originally had this issue with Owncloud, and created a question, without much luck, but I am realizing it is a global problem.
I tried installing…
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MetaNova
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Why application root "~" resolves to site root "/" in ASP.NET?
I have an ASP.NET Web Forms site developed under Visual Studio 2012. There is a master page with navigation bar and links to CSS tables. Bot are specified using the application root operator "~"
<%:…
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Mikhail
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Finding where something is installed on Ubuntu
I am trying to find where someone has installed a software package, and I can not. Is there a good way of finding that other than running a grep on the entire file system?
I am running Ubuntu and looking for an installation of a triple-store…
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Genadinik
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installing mysql via apt-get with non-default data and logs directories
Is there a way to install mysqld via apt-get and have it a non default path for the data files?
I know I can install it with the defaults and then move stuff (I've done that) but then I have about a dozen different places I need to update things…
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BCS
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how can i get the install path from yum?
i install several application using yum in CentOS
now i like to see the installed application path's
where each component yum downloaded got installed
how can i do that ?
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user61104
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Virtual Directory Path in HTML Files
I tried to create a development server by copying a website from one host to a second different host, but the servers seem to handle virtual paths differently.
On the main server this works:
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JMC
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How to upgrade the version of Python used by Apache?
On a Red Hat box, I upgraded Python from 2.3 to 2.6.4 and changed the symlink to python so when I type in python the 2.6.4 interpreter comes up.
However my .py file works from the command-line, but not in the browser. It seemed like a sys.path issue…
Pranab
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How to find out where or if MYSQL5 logs are stored on a machine WHM/Cpanel
I have a WHM/Cpanel re-seller hosting account on a virtual private server (Linux).
I have root access to the machine via SSH
I am trying to locate a file that contains information that will help me to determine which users have accessed what db…
moi
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!Linux standard path information, similar to windows path variables, like %AppData%, %UserProfile%, etc.?
Is there, in linux variables, or some other means to find per/system paths, similar to windows path variables, like %AppData%, %UserProfile%, %AllUsersProfile%, %ProgramFiles%, %SystemRoot%, %SystemDrive%, %Temp%, %Tmp%, etc.?
Update:
OK, I've found…
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