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In article <FDl+5HAESzX5EwVU@ghastly.demon.co.uk>,
	'Dungeon' Dave <Dungeon@SpamNot.Here> writes:

> Anybody (a) an expert at getting RH to perform dial-on-demand
> using a modem (for any routable network requests), and (b) has
> intimate knowledge of httpd.conf for apache?
> 
> The former: the HOW-TOs get me so far, but then I'm stuck.
> 
> The latter: the documentation gives pointers for certain options,
> but doesn't explain why some options or settings are required.
> 
> I need to pick someone's brains over this one.

I don't know about 'expert' and 'intimate knowledge', but I'll give it a
go. I have a Diald based dial-on-demand solution using RH6.2 and an Apache
local web server.

Feel free to mail me and I'll do what I can.

-- 
Regards,

Richard

You may as well just post the questions here. There are people that have
solutions that work, and read the newsgroup.

I have a dial on demand solution just using the newer model pppd + kernel
2.2, since it seemed easier than diald. Not as flexible though.

I've set up a couple of Apache servers in my time too.


'Dungeon' Dave <Dungeon@SpamNot.Here> wrote in message
news:FDl+5HAESzX5EwVU@ghastly.demon.co.uk...
> Anybody (a) an expert at getting RH to perform dial-on-demand
> using a modem (for any routable network requests), and (b) has
> intimate knowledge of httpd.conf for apache?
>
> The former: the HOW-TOs get me so far, but then I'm stuck.
>
> The latter: the documentation gives pointers for certain options,
> but doesn't explain why some options or settings are required.
>
> I need to pick someone's brains over this one.
> --
>
> "Dungeon" Dave, in anti-harvest mode...
>
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.. and it came to pass that James Radley <james@susie.demon.
co.uk> uttered forth:
>You may as well just post the questions here. There are people that have
>solutions that work, and read the newsgroup.

Ah - glad about that one. I've had no success in other ngs.
>
>I have a dial on demand solution just using the newer model pppd + 
>kernel
>2.2, since it seemed easier than diald. Not as flexible though.

Can you post the steps you went through? I've managed to get a
modem to dial and authenticate, but not bind an IP address to it
(fudged a chapscript to do it). I'm after the "bind an IP" bit, then
perform the dial-on-demand when receiving a network request
(forwarding a nslookup, traceroute, ping etc)
>
>I've set up a couple of Apache servers in my time too.

What version? [1] I'm struggling with setting up individual script
areas for virtual sites. If I post my httpd.conf file here (well.. the
appropriate chunks), would you mind pointing out the errors?

[1] apparently 1.3.9 merged srm.conf and access.conf into
httpd.conf - but for some reason config settings from the others
are still picked up.
>
>
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