Hi, I have installed 2 Apache 1.3.12 servers: one with mod_perl and the other is with mod_proxy. Apache/mod_perl listens to port 81 and Apache/mod_proxy listens to port 80. Requests coming from slow clients are served through Apache/mod_proxy which also caches Apache/mod_perl's responses. Everything is fine until here. But I saw that when user presses stop button of his browser before mod_perl application completes, mod_proxy doesn't realize disconnection and doesn't disconnect from mod_perl application. Both Apache/mod_proxy and Apache/mod_perl processes run until mod_perl script completes. When I don't use mod_proxy and run mod_perl script directly, broken pipe is determined by Apache::SIG as soon as client disconnects and script is terminated. I would like to use mod_proxy for faster responses but I don't want running processes for disconnected clients. What should I do to make mod_proxy aware of SIGPIPE? Please help me... Thanks. Kind Regards, Baris Ucar --== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==-- Before you buy.
