Re: [clug-talk] Apache log question - Found It

[Pete]

We use it just as a proxy to our app servers (j2ee). It is a new app so only 500 - 5000 hits a day. No issues with it at all. (SSL & Proxy work like a charm) ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache   --with-ssl=/usr/bin   --enable-ssl   --enable-proxy   --disable-include   --disable-negotiation   --disable-dir   --disable-imap   --disable-actions   --disable-speling   --disable-userdir   --disable-status   --disable-autoindex   --disable-asis   --disable-info   --disable-cgid   --disable-cgi   --disable-alias   --disable-proxy-connect   --disable-proxy-ftp As far as I know there is no really 'big' difference between 1.3 and 2 (yes config is different and so on) but at the end no BIG change. I think Apache2 for Windows changed way more. Pete Dave Lee wrote: Brad Camroux wrote: Just wondering how stable/usable Apache 2 is. I've heard good and bad about it... Thinking of upgrading. I have had no problems running various apache 2.0.x versions on linux and openbsd. I would recommend apache 2 for any new installs, but if apache 1.3.x is doing the job sufficiently, I'd say there's no major reasons to upgrade, other than for the fun/hobby of it. Dave _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca

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