How can I hide a service behind a proxy with #Apache ?
Like I have @navidrome running on standard port 4533 but I would like to Proxy it behind apache. So when I go to my website(dot)com/music I can reach it (as well with the apps so prolly websockets needs to be configured?).
I might have to rethink my stance on "#GPL all the way".
Due to the highly scriptable nature of the #FOSS static site generator that I'm building, site code (or even entire sites) may fall under copyleft, and that's not what I want. I've had a look at the #LGPL, but for my use case, it still sounds too strict. I'm also not keen on writing my own license exception, and I doubt it'd keep enough protections to make GPLing worthwhile in the first place. So I'm afraid #Apache 2.0 is my best bet?
@Merula It might be a different thing for when the config script isn't published but just the result of building the site, but I'm not sure about that. (And I don't want to discourage people from publishing their site sources 😄)
@lhinderberger@Merula have you read
"Why you shouldn't use the Lesser GPL for your next library" https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-not-lgpl.html
It actually sounds like, despite the title, they are arguing for a static site generator like yours, competing against proprietary software, to use the LGPL.
Digging a little into #CGI programming via #Apache in the coming days. Many cool things one can do with a webserver on hand. (Leveraging #Python personally) 😎
I haven't paid attention to Netcraft's Web Server Survey, which was once a battlefield between Linux and Microsoft (namely Apache httpd vs Microsoft IIS).
Nginx took the lead from Apache in 2019. However, for the past 3 years Nginx's market share has been on a steady decline, matched by the growth of Cloudflare (10%) and "Other" (25%). Is Amazon AWS lumped with it?
On the 8th of May, I am going to be talking about #geoparquet at #geomobLX
GeoParquet is a cloud native format for enabling geospatial interoperability between cloud data warehouses. It is basically a spatial extension of #apache#parquet (:
I had trouble with Content-Security-Policy reporting on a password protected staging environment in combination with Firefox. I found a nice solution and blogged about it:
I'm grateful for the different perspectives on this, and the supporting boosts and favourites.
I don't have time to debate because I'm writing GPL code, and submitting the odd PR. But I note none of the dissenting replies have addressed the foundation of my argument about enclosure, power and the harm it is doing. You don't get that or don't care it seems.
Thanks for the interactions. Disagreement is fine. Going your own way is fine. Acting as if I said otherwise. 🤔
BTW, 'guys' is intended to be gender neutral. Next time I'll say folks to clarify. I pretty much ignore gender, and have been using it that way for a long time so it's a habit, but apologise if any folks feel that excludes them.
We now understand why permissive #licensing is bad for #FOSS.
#Redis taught us why #GPL is important and #MIT, #Apache, #BSD etc allow corporations to enclose and steal our contributions.
#Israel's use of #Lavender for targeting in #Gaza, which may also use the code we donated to the commons, shows that we need to be more restrictive if we want to avoid assisting war crimes and probable #genocide.
I hope some lawyers are on this, and will help us add exclusions to protect from such use.
Started a dynatrace trial at work today, so far very promising. Some things are a bit complex, but it's pretty good and in our case priced better than sentry or new relic. #web#dev#php#apache#nginx#fpm
#ThePHPFoundation, alongside leading open source organizations including the #Apache SoftwareFoundation, #Blender Foundation, #OpenSSL Software Foundation, #Python Software Foundation, #Rust Foundation, and #Eclipse Foundation, announced today a collaborative initiative aimed at establishing common cybersecurity standards in alignment with the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (#CRA):