RE: Strange delays

the cause of this? > > I first thought the problem might be with the database connections. > However these same delays also happen with pages, that don't need to > connect at all... Turning off HostnameLookups solved the problem. -- Eric Jain

Strange delays

problem might be with the database connections. However these same delays also happen with pages, that don't need to connect at all... -- Eric Jain httpd.conf -- ... Timeout 300 KeepAliveOn MaxKeepAliveRequests 100 KeepAliveTimeout 5 MinSpareServers

RE: Apache::DBI

I don't use Apache::DBI, even though 99% of all connections are made as the same user, since I have a few users log in and connect with their own usernames. This would lead to every process having several open connections, using up lots of precious RAM... -- Eric Jain

Apache::DBI

ilable), but not stored afterwards? Or could Apache::DBI::db::disconnect be changed, so it would actually disconnect, except if it was handling one of the connect_on_init connections? -- Eric Jain

Logging response times

I currently log "time - $r->request_time" in my PerlLogHandler. This seems to works well, but I'm sure there is a better method, which also is able to log more detailed than just in seconds... -- Eric Jain

RE: escaping the escaped chars (particularly %)

Suddenly and mysteriously the problem disappears when I start doing the URL rewriting in my *PerlPostReadRequestHandler* instead of my PerlTransHandler :-) Thank you anyways... -- Eric Jain > -Original Message- > From: Tim Tompkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Saturday

RE: PerlTransHandler and CGI.pm

Got it... Seems like the query string is decoded twice: Therefore http://biodoc.ch/de/search;query=%252Btest+%252Bdna+-xyz works perfectly, since all the '%' are encoded. Then it even works with slashes :-) -- Eric Jain > When processing the url > http://biodoc.ch/de/sear

PerlTransHandler and CGI.pm

;uri($u1); $r->args($u2); } But what? -- Eric Jain

RE: Cache control

ry single time or check if it should be reloaded...) This might be the cause of its respectlessness :-) -- Eric Jain

Preloading modules

Any Perl module required from within a module which has been preloaded through PerlRequire or PerlModule in httpd.conf will be preloaded into shared memory as well. Correct? -- Eric Jain

Content negotiation headers

/0.9.4 Content-Location: 01.xml Vary: negotiate TCN: choice Connection: close Content-Type: text/html This will obviously not be cached by any proxies :-( So how do I get rid of Content-Location, Vary and TCN? --Eric Jain