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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-04-18 07:09 -------
I have this problem with apache-2.2.4 (and 2.0.59) on Windows 2003 SP1. It
proxies (via a rewriterule - which btw. means I can't set the ttl etc. timings
enabled for ProxyPass in v2.2 :( )

I reproduce it, via a stresstest setup.

I have tried to set: 
    SetEnv force-proxy-request-1.0 1


    SetEnv proxy-nokeepalive 1
in the virtualhost - but it has no effect.
I have also tried to disable keepalive on the local IIS backend (and keeping the
SetEnv's ) but to no effect either.

in LogLevel debug I get this:
[Wed Apr 18 16:03:12 2007] [error] [client x.x.x.x] proxy: error reading status
line from remote server www.sitename.dk

[Wed Apr 18 16:03:12 2007] [error] [client x.x.x.x] proxy: Error reading from
remote server returned by /apps/file.dll/forside

[Wed Apr 18 16:03:12 2007] [debug] proxy_util.c(1816): proxy: HTTP: has released
connection for (*)

Anything I can try - I'm out of options :(

p.s. I have set max ephemeral ports to 5000 and set tcptimedwaitdelay to 30
secs, to avoid running into the 10048 OS error (every so often) - in apache 2.2
this has the unfortunate side effect of disabling the site for the standard
timeout seconds, since mod_proxy has this new "feature" - and I can't set the
disable-time, as I'm using mod_proxy via mod_rewrite :(

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