Elison Smith wrote:
Any experience how good this default works for the average website? I would
prefer to not spend time making changes to this default.
Thanks!
Not a clue. We program on this list, not configure.
The problem about how well the default settings perform for you depends
on too many variables, and an in-depth knowledge of that particular
module. I've never looked at the code, but the variables will include
things like how many hits the webserver is going to take (rate), how
much data is going to be transferred (volume), how much memory and it's
speed, CPU processing power, disk I/O, mother or daughter boards,
network connectivity speeds, limits, what connections are
firewalled....... I think you get the idea. No configuration is going
to be alike. Your special case would require time, and experience with
your special case.
I always suggest starting with the defaults, and then modifying them as
needed. Defaults are usually intended for generic and multi-purpose
configurations.
You can open up the source for the module and review it to see it's
logic. If you have questions about the code and what things do, just
ask, but always include the excerpt of code (you get farther by not
asking someone to go out and find the thing, download it, etc). If you
have questions about configuration, there are much better lists for
those questions.
Joe
