Install mod_proxy. It will help... you see..., with a pipe that small
your httpd children are just sort of hanging around feeding really
really small packets. With mod_proxy you have two sets of processes.
For your bandwidth, you only need ONE big old fat mod_perl process.
And ten really really tiny (500k, maybe smaller) processes feeding
these clients. I posted a URL that shows you how to config it with
modrewrite..., check it out, it was a couple days ago. Or just search
the mod_perl list for mod_proxy.
Later,
Shane.
On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 01:09:51PM -0300, FEITO Nazareno wrote:
> Talking about speed... I have a SGI with a line of 64k running two Apache,
> one with mod_perl, mod_ssl and mod_asp with databases Oracle and seems like
> httpd overload, he eat a lot of memory and the site is getting slow, i
> suposse the problem is on the databases
> (we all know about Oracle Databases, we give Oracle more memory and Oracle
> eat more memory than before), the other problem is on mod_asp I think cause
> ASP is too much heavy, but... httpd is getting high cause mod_asp or
> mod_perl?
> When we have 10 connections httpd go to the hell... this is some kind of
> problem that donīt let me sleep, what can I do?
> Obviusly Iīm not going to change my bandwidth, but what can I do with
> mod_asp or mod_perl?
>
> well... thanks anyway
> I hope somebody help me :(
>
> Nazareno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Perl Programmer www.obsequie.com
>
