Mike Taht wrote:
2) Still, it was fetching all those files on every request, and arguably
the only one that ever changes is the main web page.
>
Is there a better way to do this?
Still using 3.4.x, but we've modified the local/html/NoAuth directory so
that the content does not need to be parsed by a mason (e.g., the css
files), and then added:
Alias /NoAuth/ /data/rt/local/html/NoAuth/
<Directory /data/rt/local/html/res>
AllowOverride None
order deny,allow
allow from all
</Directory>
before the rest of the RT directives. Thus apache is handling the
content directly rather than letting Mason unnecessarily use CPU, IO,
and bandwidth.
Joby Walker
C&C SSG, University of Washington
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