[thelist] XHTML overrated
Daniel J. Cody
dcody at oracular.com
Mon Jul 24 13:28:59 CDT 2000
Peter-Paul Koch wrote:
> As aardvark already said, the opposite is equally true. I don't say you
> should not use XHTML, I'm just providing a counterweight against those
> people who think it's a horrid sin not to use XHTML. In the end, it's a
> personal choice, and nothing more than that.
+1 - I think this sums it up really nice.
<tip type="apache">
Including the 'server status' function of Apache is a nice way to see
what kind of traffic you're getting at any point in time. Simply add
something like:
<Location /server-status>
SetHandler server-status
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from .your-domain.org
</Location>
and restart apache. You'll get some basic info on whats happening on
your server ATM and it will only be available for you to view(or
your-domain.org, note the preceding . ) You could also password protect
it with a basic authentication schema. Adding the 'ExtendedStatus On'
line to your httpd.conf file will get you more detailed info.
</tip>
.djc.
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