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> I started a new job two weeks ago and with it I inherited a server
> running pound as a front end for tomcat. I am a _complete_ pound noob
> but it worked fine until about a week ago when my users started
> reporting that intermittently they will get timeout messages in their
> browsers when trying to access this server. About the same time I
> started getting a lot of pound errors in syslog:
>
>> Mar 15 21:53:04 login pound: (7f419410f950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 21:53:09 login pound: (7f4194150950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:02:01 login pound: (7f419410f950) error read from
>> 199.8.237.104: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:02:40 login pound: (7f4194191950) error read from
>> 199.8.237.104: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:13:12 login pound: (7f4194191950) error read from
>> 199.8.237.189: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:15:02 login pound: (7f419410f950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:15:03 login pound: (7f4194191950) error read from
>> 199.8.237.189: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:20:12 login pound: (7f419410f950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:21:54 login pound: (7f41941d2950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:22:48 login pound: (7f41941d2950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:23:24 login pound: (7f4194150950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:29:12 login pound: (7f4194150950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:41:40 login pound: (7f4194150950) error read from
>> 98.206.89.134: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:43:23 login pound: (7f4194150950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 22:43:23 login pound: (7f4194191950) error read from
>> 199.8.239.245: Connection timed out
>> Mar 15 23:02:53 login pound: (7f41941d2950) error read from
>> 199.8.237.235: Connection timed out
>
> Some details about my environment:
>
> $ pound -V
> starting...
> Version 2.4.3
> Configuration switches:
> --enable-cert1l
> Exiting...
>
> $ lsb_release -a
> No LSB modules are available.
> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
> Description: Ubuntu 9.04
> Release: 9.04
> Codename: jaunty
>
> $ cat /etc/pound/pound.cfg
> ######################################################################
> ## global options:
>
> User "www-data"
> Group "www-data"
> #RootJail "/chroot/pound"
>
> ## Logging: (goes to syslog by default)
> ## 0 no logging
> ## 1 normal
> ## 2 extended
> ## 3 Apache-style (common log format)
> LogLevel 2
>
> ## check backend every X secs:
> Alive 30
>
> ## use hardware-accelleration card supported by openssl(1):
> #SSLEngine "<hw>"
>
> # poundctl control socket
> Control "/var/run/pound/poundctl.socket"
>
> TimeOut 30
Could it be that 30 seconds is a bit small here? Depending on the kind of
application realistic values can require quite large timeouts, up to a
couple of minutes. Maybe you webapp logs will get you some more info.
Regards,
Simon
>
>
> ######################################################################
> ## listen, redirect and ... to:
>
> ## redirect all requests on port 8080 ("ListenHTTP") to the local
> webserver (see "Service" below):
> ListenHTTPS
> Address <hostname removed>
> Port 443
> Cert "/etc/pound/<hostname removed>.pem"
>
> ## allow PUT and DELETE also (by default only GET, POST and HEAD)?:
> xHTTP 0
>
> Service
> BackEnd
> Address 127.0.0.1
> Port 8080
> End
> End
> End
>
> ## EOF
>
> I hope I'm just missing something obvious here. Can anyone else spot it?
>
> Thanks!
>
> - --
> David King
> Goshen College ITS
> [email protected]
> 574-535-7726
>
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