Hi, Would it be possible to handle keepalive requests in a way similar to how mpm-itk does, from the readme:
There is also another minor quirk in mpm-itk, since it doesn't support forwarding between httpd instances; if you connect to httpd, make a request and then make a request on the same connection for a different vhost (this is supported as per the RFCs, as far as I know), mpm-itk simply shuts down the connection. (This is perfectly legal according to RFC2616; the web server simply simulates a timeout, and the client is supposed to just open a new connection and retry the request.) In practice this should very rarely become a problem, unless you include, say, graphics from one vhost on the pages of one with a different uid. Having keepalives turned off causes a significant performance hit when using a lot of php based apps, for instance a webmail app, where the browser requests a large number of small images (icons/buttons)... _______________________________________________ Peruser mailing list [email protected] http://www.telana.com/mailman/listinfo/peruser
