Hello Terry.

Terry Lin napsal(a):[...]

You put them both in the PEM file. We have the certificate first and key 
later, but I think it does not matter.
[...]

This question I don't understand. The authority is an institution, that 
verifies that you really are who you say you are in your certificate. 
That is indicated by authority's signature on your certificate.

If the client wants to verify, that the signature is genuine, it must 
have the authority certificate. Common browsers have these certificates 
pre-installed for major authorities (like Verisign, Thawte, ...). If you 
sign your certificate yourself (ie. you are the authority), the client 
has to install your root certificate. You can put this cetificate for 
download on your site, just like any other webpage or file you serve 
with your webserver. Pound has nothing to do with it.

Hope this helps.
[...]

Martin Schawalder schrieb:[...]
Hi Martin,

what os did you use?  Maybe check your cc like this "which cc", cc is 
the c and c++ compiler.

best regards,
axel
[...]

I'm using Fedora.

And I tryed:
# which cc
/usr/bin/which: no cc in
(/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/root/bin:/gcc/irun/bin)


Thanks for your help


On 11/22/07, Axel Sauerhöfer <asauerhoefer(at)nero.com> wrote:[...]

I assume IF ONLY gcc is missing, you just could do

# yum install gcc

See http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Tools/yum
for using yum


But you might be in need of a log more build tools, but i only know that
in debian based systems the useful (virtual) package is called
build-essential

Greg



2007. 11. 22, csütörtök keltezéssel 15.24-kor Martin Schawalder ezt
írta:[...]

> I'm using Fedora.

Fedora how much?
[...]

Well, then you didn't install the gcc rpm. Try to install it with
yum install gcc

BTW: I'm quite sure there also exists a pound package for your distro, no
reason to compile from sources.

Simon
[...][...][...]

2007/11/22, Simon Matter <simon.matter(at)invoca.ch>:[...]
BTW: Does there Debian's package still product segfault?
_BOTH_ in compiled .deb binary package and in source one?

AdamLis;

That was helping a lot. I didn't figure installing applications with
packages is this simple.

Thank you both for your needful help

gcc is now installed successfully.

On 11/22/07, Simon Matter <simon.matter(at)invoca.ch> wrote:[...]

> Hello[...]

Did you edit your pound config file on DOS/Windos? If yes then maybe your
config file has CRLF line ends but *X systems want only LF.

Simon
[...]

Hello Simon

Yes this is true.
How can I prevent this?
Thanks for your help.

Best regards
Martin

On 11/23/07, Simon Matter <simon.matter(at)invoca.ch> wrote:[...]

Now I typed the pound.cfg via nano editor.

I still get the
pound: unknown directive "User www-data" - aborted
except there is no ^M now

Thank you for your help


On 11/23/07, Martin Schawalder <martin.schawalder(at)streamboat.ch>
wrote:[...]

> Hello Simon[...]

I'm not using windows so I don't know how to fix it there.
You could convert the file on Linux using "dos2unix file".

Simon
[...][...][...]

> Now I typed the pound.cfg via nano editor.[...]

Okay, already an improvement.
From what I remember you should write this:

User "www-data"
Group "ywww-data"

Simon
[...][...][...]

Hi,

Martin Schawalder wrote:[...]

       User "user_name"
              Specify  the  user  Pound  will  run  as  (must  be  
defined  in
              /etc/passwd).

So can you try: User "www-data"
Please read man pound.conf and look at the examples.[...][...]
Stop editing cofig files under windows?
Learn vi/emacs ? :)[...]
>>>> Hello
>>>>
>>>> I want to start pound with the following config file:
>>>>
>>>> # config starts
>>>>
>>>> User www-data
>>>> Group www-data
>>>>
>>>> LogLevel    0
>>>>
>>>> Alive  30
>>>>
>>>> ListenHTTP 67.202.20.216 ,80
>>>>
>>>> UrlGroup ".*"
>>>>   BackEnd www.someurl.com,80,1
>>>> EndGroup
>>>>
>>>> # config ends
>>>>
>>>> when I inititalize pound I get no error message, only:
Starting pound
>>>>
>>>> When I take a look at the syslog, I find this entry:
>>>>
>>>> etch pound: unknown directive "User www-data^M" - aborted
>>>>         
>>> Did you edit your pound config file on DOS/Windos? If yes then
maybe
>>>       [...]
>>> config file has CRLF line ends but *X systems want only LF.
>>>
>>> Simon
>>>
>>>       
>>>> Thanks for help
>>>> Martin
>>>>
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