RE: [PATCH] Logging, Two dots, MMAP, etc
On Mon, 6 Oct 2003, Sung Kim wrote: > PS - Can I assume that the previous patch for http_pop3 is rejected? :) No, I just haven't gotten around to committing it yet. Lots to do, little time to do it in... :) If somebody else has a minute, feel free to jump in... --Cliff
Re: mod_throttle
[ ... ] > Could somebody point me to some useful resources of > where could I find a tool(module?) which does what I want? Take a look at mod_bwshare. http://www.topology.org/src/bwshare/README.html It does what you want by IP.
Re: mod_ldap Cache Issues
Jess Holle wrote: Jess Holle wrote: I ran into similar issues to this deadlock with Apache 1.3.28 (EAPI_MM) and auth_ldap 1.6.0 (with a shared cache) on Solaris 8. Actually I should correct the record here -- the issue I ran into on Solaris actually turned out to be due to building against a rather old Solaris 8 patch level. Rebuilding against a newer patch level seems to have stabilized this. The instability was in the Apache core in this case, not in auth_ldap. I was wrong yet again. My first issue with Apache 1.3.28 on Solaris 8 is not auth_ldap related -- but it is not a patch level issue. I can get it to hang quite easily with 'ab' with a 25K static HTML file and 50K requests with concurrency of 64. I can still get Apache 1.3.28 to hang on Solaris 8 with lower concurrencies, but less easily. I cannot get it to hang, however, if I increase MaxSpareServers from 10 (the default) to 15. Once that was resolved, however, then I discovered that Apache 1.3.28 (EAPI_MM) with auth_ldap 1.6.0 (with shared memory cache) will hang just like Apache 2.0.47 when the LDAP cache's entry count is exceeded, i.e. while trying to purge the cache. I guess the solution is just to set the cache big enough for now... -- Jess Holle
mod_throttle
Hi everyone, I would like to establish a limit on the number of request a certain client (identified by her/his IP) can make on a virtualhost (or a whole server if it can't be done on virtualhost-basis) in a certain amount of time. As far as I've read, mod_throttle can do this, but mod_throttle seems kind of old (and dusty), and trying to configure it results in errors. Could somebody point me to some useful resources of where could I find a tool(module?) which does what I want? I run some pretty busy webservers, so size does matter (I would hate to compile in mod_perl or so, I want something small & fast). Please include my email address in the reply, I am not subscribed to the list. Thank you, bogdan
Re: mod_ldap Cache Issues
Jess Holle wrote: I ran into similar issues to this deadlock with Apache 1.3.28 (EAPI_MM) and auth_ldap 1.6.0 (with a shared cache) on Solaris 8. Actually I should correct the record here -- the issue I ran into on Solaris actually turned out to be due to building against a rather old Solaris 8 patch level. Rebuilding against a newer patch level seems to have stabilized this. The instability was in the Apache core in this case, not in auth_ldap. -- Jess Holle
mod_auth_ldap weirdness (no, not mod_ldap)
Ok, so I'm running 2.0.47 with mod_ldap, mod_auth_ldap, and a bunch of other modules. I've already stumbled across the mod_ldap problems and I've disabled caching entirely (LDAPCacheEntries 0) and LDAP authentication seems to work generally. However, when I ldap-protect a Location (as opposed to using the built-in htpasswd authentication) I get occasional (like 5% of the time) failures to load images and html documents. The access logs look normal (no 500's) and there is nothing in the error_log (no coredump or anything.) My LDAP server is running OpenLDAP 2.0.27 and my web server is running OpenLDAP 2.1.22. Any ideas what could be causing this? Is this a known problem? (Seems to be a fatal bug.) Hints as to where to look? I can run gdb on the server as well as Ethereal. Should I patch the mod_ldap stuff as well? (Does the latest CVS checkins contain the mod_ldap fixes?) Relevant Location section: AuthType Basic AuthName "Authentication Required" #AuthUserFile /usr/people/netmarkFTP/webdav/private/90.htpasswd require valid-user AuthLDAPEnabled on AuthLDAPURL "ldap://myserver:389/dc=nasa,dc=gov"; AuthLDAPAuthoritative on AuthLDAPBindDN "cn=Manager,dc=nasa,dc=gov" ModMimeUsePathInfo on
Re: Installation directories bindir and sbindir
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (direkt) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote : > Hi. > > I'm just writing a configure documentation. While trying to find out > some more information about some configure options, I found all server > and supporting programs like httpd, apachectl, suecex, htpasswd, > dmmanage, etc. to be installed in the sbindir. Only apr-config and > apu-config are installed in the bindir. This is not, what I would expect. > I would assume that tools like htpasswd, dbmmanage, htdigest and so on > are installed in the bindir. > I don't think we ever came to a conclusion on this one - i would agree that putting the support programs into bindir rather than the sbindir makes a lot more sense. Cheers -Thom
