Alexandre Maret wrote:
>
> http://www.w3.org/Library/ ?
>
> If I'm right, this is a native library, how would you interface it with
> jetspeed ?
There is a java version. I don't know if it can be downloaded separately, but
it comes bundled with Jigsaw.
I don't know the URI, but it appears under the HTTP initiative in w3c.org This
version has configurable parameters, and can be deployed by just putting it in
the classpath and saying -Dsomething.sun.handler=... instead of the default
protocol handler factory.
I think you can even browse the CVS code under jigsaw. look for
org.w3c.www.* and org.w3c.util.*,
especially org.w3c.www.protocol.http.HttpBasicServer.java
It could be very efficient, because it tries to use Keep-Alive to send
sequential request to a given server. This would alleviate the problem of DoS,
as Jetspeed would wait until a channel is here to ask for the next.
CAVEAT: I have never used it outside of Jigsaw. YMMV.
PLUS: Jigsaw is a very advanced, mature and efficient HTTP Proxy/Server.
>
>
> > BTW: Has anybody experienced such a problem? I got it in a machine that
> > is deployed in a fast corporate network. With my modem, I only got reset
> > connections from 10.am, but never overflowed network54.com
>
> yes... on a 256k connection, jetspeed acts as a very effective DoS tool :-)
> on our MRTG graphs, we could clearly see the updates every hour...
>
> > What do you think about that?
>
(snip)
>
>
> I'm willing to contribute code/ideas in this area... and I'll be able to
> work
> on this after apachecon (read early november), if nobody's completing
> this before :-)
>
I think the solution of having less threads (I don't think by now they are used
for anything else) is good for the next weeks. I don't mean putting it in CVS,
but rather recommend people to do it.
I also think a good solution this should be left for after ApacheCon.
See you there :-)
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