Hi Mirco,
> I had a simmalar problem myself and didn't find a solutions.
> As far as I fond out the ssl_proxy module simply does not route POST. It
> just routes the link, wich means GET should work.
thanks for your reply! That sounds logical, indeed. I have posted my
help request to the Apache u
Hello there,
PHP set up as CGI (either with binfmt and suEXEC or via suPHP) can
expose your system to a denial of service attack. Even a very simple
page like
can bog down a server completely if the reload button on the browser is
pressed continously for some seconds. I already tried the RMax
Sorry for posting this again and again, but I still experience this
problem and there seems to be no way for me to solve it. I've got
confirmation from others that this problem is not only mine, so please
take the time to read this.
I've tried Apache 1.3 and 2.0, both on Linux 2.4. I've tried using
Hi there,
I run PHP as CGI (because of suEXEC), but some configuration must be wrong.
I just tried out to reload a PHP generated website about 20 or 30 times in
my browser, and this really bogged down the server, I had a load of about 20
or 30.
Is there anything I can do to limit this risk? I alr
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