On Saturday, March 17, 2001, at 11:07 PM, Ian Holsman wrote: > > I hate this stuff. > I assume you're talking about autoconf. 8^( Me too. > > > >> is there a problem with other mpm's ?? I intend on using the threaded > >> mpm.. does > >> mod_proxy have threading issues? > >> > > >Heh heh. My friend, you have stumbled into the strange world of > >The mod_proxy Twilight Zone, Act II > > >Check the new-httpd archives for mod_proxy status. We're doing 2) 2.0 > here, using > >the Ryan-regrooved proxy_httpd.c code. It *should* be safe, but I'm > testing > >protocol issues now. But I doubt it. 8^) The aim is to reintegrate with > >httpd-2.0 during beta so we can get on with 3) 2.0+. You can help fix this > >stuff, if you like. > > > I'll try. > we're looking into using 2.0 for our new web site (which should launch > in ~6 months) > providing we get the OK from up above (their a bit worried about support > and being > guinea pigs, for good reason) we should have a couple of developers > working on 2.0 modules > in the near future. (The developers, unlike me, have been developing 1.3 > modules for a long time) >
6 months; you should be fine. We're looking to wrap up this work here soon so we can get to writing the new proxy. By then httpd-2.0 threaded should be up to the performance of preforked. > One of the features we need is the reverse proxy, with the additonal > feature of passing cookies back from the > app server to the client. > Yes, ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse seem to be the top requested features. > Oh.. > as an aside, is anyone looking at win32 & proxy ? > (from CVS code pulled on friday) It looks conn->remote_addr is not being > set in ap_new_connection (when called from ap_proxy_http_handler) > causing it to GPF. It looks like maybe the pool is not correct. > No one is yet, AFAIK, other than the odd rollup fix. > I'm very new at 2.0, so I'm not sure what a pool is ;-).. but that will > be fixed soon. > It's filters, man, filters. 8^) > Oh .. I built it on 2 machines, so I don't think it is my compile .... > this time > Cool. Chuck Murcko Topsail Group http://www.topsail.org/
