- MaxKeepAliveRequests
- MaxClients
They're all things you set in your httpd.conf (or apache2.conf if you're
Debuntu). I'd be surprised if many of these aren't set already so grep
your configs for them.
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missing functionality by not
having a more recent apr.
Regards,
Mark.
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On 10/06/2010 02:39 AM, Paulo Eustáquio wrote:
Hello!!
I would like to know how apache schedule their threads? for example: how
the workers are scheduled??
thaks a lot
This is entirely down to the Operating System concerned.
Mark.
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a discussion of pros and cons. There's no pro, since
the user didn't intend to configure it this way, right?
Can we have some examples put in that section - its a little wordy and I
found it a little hard to understand, and I use mod_proxy quite a lot!
Mark
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, and
restore each BalancerMember's loadfactor on restart if the
configurations match.
I suspect, but have no proof, that other load balancer software has this
same issue.
Mark.
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? For me, this seems to be a good
answer to some of the slow-starting Application Servers out there.
Thank you kindly for your time
-Daniel Ruggeri
I'm all for it - sounds like a no-brainer to me.
Mark.
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looking at the logs since that was what I
was worried about, but now you mention it, returning a 404 to the client
is just as important :/
Mark.
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indeed have %s in my LogFormat, which I'd never noticed before
(ahh, the joys of cut 'n paste)
Thanks for this.
Mark.
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a proxy?
Testing here suggests not - I'm getting the custom page but with a 200.
Naturally, this means that logs from the proxy never include 404's,
which isn't the case. (I can't really use logs from the back-end server,
since they don't reflect the true source IP).
Mark.
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be preserved.
This would make it easy to parse by log monitoring tools and also allow
for analysis if desired.
XML output of both would be the icing on the cake :)
Mark.
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from reading /etc/shadow, and mod_security
helps to block a lot of crud from ever generating a response from the
server.
Read-Only web servers are certainly secure but by their nature, very
time-consuming to manage.
Mark.
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by default. And so on. Much of the
stuff that's in those configs you referenced can already be omitted
and fall back to default values.
+1, and can we _please_ default RewriteEngine to on.
Mark.
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I hope this is the right place to ask...
Would it be possible to add the (real) hostname of the server serving
a /balancer-manager URI?
Reason being, if you have a pair of load-balancers in HA fail-over, it
tells you which server you're looking at.
Cheers,
Mark.
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On Wed, 2009-10-21 at 09:49 +0100, Mark Watts wrote:
I hope this is the right place to ask...
Would it be possible to add the (real) hostname of the server serving
a /balancer-manager URI?
Reason being, if you have a pair of load-balancers in HA fail-over, it
tells you which server you're
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Mark.
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Hi,
I'm trying to compile httpd 2.0.61 using the included spec file on Mandriva
2005LE.
I get the following errors part-way through the build:
Configuring PCRE regular expression library ...
updating cache config.cache
configuring package in srclib/pcre now
configure: loading cache
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