Re: [OT] mod_proxy, mod_perl, php

2002-12-19 Thread Perrin Harkins
Scott Alexander wrote: No mod_perl doesn't serve the documents. I'm just using a PerlTranshandler to change the uri. Okay, that should work then. So if I add php support to the mod_perl server. How much extra load/memory usage strain will it add to the mod_perl server. I don't know; that's

Re: [OT] mod_proxy, mod_perl, php

2002-12-19 Thread Scott Alexander
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Perrin Harkins wrote: > Scott Alexander wrote: > > At the moment I have a front_end server with no php support. > > > > Backend is mod_perl. I'm planning to extend our document management > > system to serve www pages. > > > > The html documents are on the mod_perl machine. Wh

Re: [OT] mod_proxy, mod_perl, php

2002-12-18 Thread Perrin Harkins
Scott Alexander wrote: At the moment I have a front_end server with no php support. Backend is mod_perl. I'm planning to extend our document management system to serve www pages. The html documents are on the mod_perl machine. What happens if users add php code to their html documents? Nothing

Re: [OT] mod_proxy, mod_perl, php - RESEND

2002-12-18 Thread Raf
Still half asleep. Stupid typos have been un-typofied: On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Raf wrote: > On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Scott Alexander wrote: > > > The html documents are on the mod_perl machine. What happens if users add > > php code to their html documents? > > > > If I add php support on the front_end

Re: [OT] mod_proxy, mod_perl, php

2002-12-18 Thread Raf
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Scott Alexander wrote: > The html documents are on the mod_perl machine. What happens if users add > php code to their html documents? > > If I add php support on the front_end will it work normally? * Have you thought of setting a separate document route for php (if they are

[OT] mod_proxy, mod_perl, php

2002-12-18 Thread Scott Alexander
At the moment I have a front_end server with no php support. Backend is mod_perl. I'm planning to extend our document management system to serve www pages. The html documents are on the mod_perl machine. What happens if users add php code to their html documents? If I add php support on the fron

Re: mod_proxy & mod_perl

1999-12-23 Thread Bill Moseley
At 01:52 PM 12/23/99 -0500, Eugene Miretskiy wrote: >Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote: >> When you reload your browser tells that to the cache which in turn will >> reload too. I thought it was only when you used shift-reload, but I have >> worked with that for a while. >> > >It's not even shift-reload.

Re: mod_proxy & mod_perl

1999-12-23 Thread Vivek Khera
> "EM" == Eugene Miretskiy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: EM> However, if I RELOAD the page, cached copy is not returned, and instead EM> mod_perl server is contacted (even though there is still a valid cached copy on EM> mod_proxy EM> server). EM> Is this normal? Any ideas? For Netscape as

Re: mod_proxy & mod_perl

1999-12-23 Thread Eugene Miretskiy
Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote: > > On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Eugene Miretskiy wrote: > > [...] > > Is this normal? Any ideas? > > When you reload your browser tells that to the cache which in turn will > reload too. I thought it was only when you used shift-reload, but I have > worked with that for a whi

Re: mod_proxy & mod_perl

1999-12-23 Thread Ask Bjoern Hansen
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Eugene Miretskiy wrote: [...] > Is this normal? Any ideas? When you reload your browser tells that to the cache which in turn will reload too. I thought it was only when you used shift-reload, but I have worked with that for a while. Try putting a tcpdump or whatever in to

mod_proxy & mod_perl

1999-12-23 Thread Eugene Miretskiy
Hello, I have configured 2 apache servers: 1 light with mod_proxy, and another mod_perl server. I would like mod_proxy to cache the content generated by mod_perl server. All of mod_perl programs output correct Content-Length, Expires, and Last-Modified headers. When I access mod_perl program fo