I know I get a lot when I use a lightweight proxy in front of my modperl
servers under UNIX but how about under Win32? Since it uses a different
model does a
reverse proxy really give you that warm and fuzzy feeling or does it just
become another layer between the system and the user?
I am
You can still get alot out of a proxy if you have a win32 box doing
heavyweight mod_perl stuff. The only thing is that you need to have it
on a different machine because mod_proxy doesn't hack it on a win32
machine. I'm sure that you could do it with something other that
apache+mod_proxy if
How hard are you pounding it in the 'lab'? I don't remember how hard I
had to pound to break my win32 proxy(NT4,SP4 and Apache 1.3.9 or 11) but
it wasn't all that hard. You should be able to pound pretty hard with an
LWP based pounder.
Ian
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, siberian wrote:
Under Win
At 02:05 PM 11/13/00 -0800, Ian Struble wrote:
You can still get alot out of a proxy if you have a win32 box doing
heavyweight mod_perl stuff. The only thing is that you need to have it
on a different machine because mod_proxy doesn't hack it on a win32
machine. I'm sure that you could do it
* Gunther Birznieks ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001114 00:42]:
I believe that you are until the model completely changes under Apache
2.0... Until Unix Apache supports multi-threading, supporting it in windows
pre-2.0 is not quite such a high priority I suspect.
You should consider using
Under Win 2k Advanced Server using mod perl and mod proxy we get ok
results in 'laboratory settings'. How that will translate in the real
world is anyones guess, most likely poorly.
Thanks
John-
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Ian Struble wrote:
You can still get alot out of a proxy if you have a win32
