Hello Hugo, 2011/9/3 Hugo Vazquez Carames <[email protected]>
> I'm wondering if in a high loaded server is better to have in "Handler" -> > "Common CGI Options" the "Check file" enabled or not, > Well, that would have quite a big impact on what information are passed to the *CGI. The option points the server whether it's executing the content of a file (CGI, a PHP file through FastCGI) or it's just passing the requested URL to a backend server (uWSGI, SCGI, FastCGI, etc) without even checking whether the file exists. Imagine a Django/RoR app, for instance. In that case you do not want the server to check any local file, simply because they do not exist. and in "Rule" -> "Check local file" enabled or not... I would like to > uncheck both for performance reasons, but I'm not sure to if there's any > impact on security... > I'm confused about this one. It depends on the rule. Most likely you want keep it enabled, but I could not tell you for sure without knowing a little more about the specific case. Anyway, if you are worried about performance AND it's a production system you aren't developing on AND you can spend a few hundled Mb of RAM on it, I'd strongly recommend you to enable "I/O-cache". That will have a very positive impact on the overall server performance. Cheers! -- Greetings, alo http://www.octality.com/
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