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As far as I can see, it seem to me that it does open a new TCP connection for each new request, am I right ? If this is really the case, does that's mean we lose the benefit of HTTP/1.1 piping ?
The proxy doesn't do pipelining due to limitations in the way Apache talks to it's modules, however it does support HTTP/1.1 keepalives, which allows more than one request to be served over one TCP connection.
Does the webserver might be configured to handle connection as if they were HTTP/1.0 and close the socket as fast as possible ?
There should be no need to do anything to the backend webserver, just make sure it supports HTTP/1.1 and has keepalives enabled.
Regards,
Graham
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