Hi,
I'm using Apache 2.2.8 and use %D to capture response times.
We did performance testing on newly purchased servers and made the same
machines go live.
Our latencies in production were greater than that of our perf run, even
though requests were much lower.
Then we figured out that client dela
Do you have ExpiresDefault set up? Try setting that one first before
ExpiresByType directive. See the mod_expires documentation if you need some
more details.
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 6:01 AM, nima chavooshi wrote:
>
> Hi
> I have added "ExpiresByType text/javascript M31536000" to my apache conf
Hi
I have added "ExpiresByType text/javascript M31536000" to my apache config
so that only text/javascript type to be expire on M31536000, but on all of
response header, control-cache field is set to M31536000. I do not know
about that.
thanks for any help or guidance
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N.Chavoshi
Hi All,
I'd greatly appreciate any comments or insights about what might be happening
here.
I set up apache to accept SSL requests using a self signed certifcate. That
appears to be working fine. However, I'm trying to have Apache accept and read
a self-signed SSL client certificate according
Hi
There are fields X-cache and X-cache-lookup in http header, May anyone give
me info about these field ?
thanks in advanced
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N.Chavoshi
Hi all.
I am trying to make the current proxy into transparent one.
I got to know I may need to use squid software. Is it right?
Is there anybody who can explain how to implement transparent proxy?
Is there any good tutorial or good starting point?
Thanks.
Hi
I have enabled mod_deflate on apache2 and I want to check that is it work,
so added some conddif for log mod_deflate.but nothings are logged :(
I have added these line to deflate.conf :
[CODE]DeflateFilterNote Input input_info
DeflateFilterNote Output output_info
DeflateFilterNote Ratio ratio_i
Matthew Tice wrote:
Thanks Nicholas, I'll take a look at that. I had htcacheclean running
every 5 min. which could have caused a bulk of my problems. I changed
the daemon to kick off every 30 min. instead which seems to have helped
- a little. The machine isn't quite as sluggish but the load
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 7:00 AM, Nicholas Sherlock wrote:
> Matthew Tice wrote:
>
>> Currently we're migrating our static node cluster from 32bit OpenSuse 10.3
>> using the disk_cache_module on a 2G tmpfs to a 64bit CentOS 5.3 using the
>> disk_cache module on a 9G tmpfs. After pushing these Cent
Matthew Tice wrote:
Currently we're migrating our static node cluster from 32bit OpenSuse
10.3 using the disk_cache_module on a 2G tmpfs to a 64bit CentOS 5.3
using the disk_cache module on a 9G tmpfs. After pushing these CentOS
nodes into production (and consequently adding many more requests
That worked. Thanks.
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Sendt: 20. juli 2009 11:43
Til: users@httpd.apache.org
Emne: Re: [us...@httpd] Allow gif'
Thomas Kristensen wrote:
I got this Directory thingy that's protect my admin system for my homepage.
But is it possible to allow gif files to be accessed inside the realm
without password?
I tried with FilesMatch, Location, LocationMatch and such things but maybe
I'am doing it wrong, because it
I got this Directory thingy that's protect my admin system for my homepage.
But is it possible to allow gif files to be accessed inside the realm
without password?
I tried with FilesMatch, Location, LocationMatch and such things but maybe
I'am doing it wrong, because it doesn't work.
Aut
Hi everyone,
mod_cache behaves strangely, but I'm not sure if this is expected
behaviour or not. I have these cache-related lines in my virtual host
definition:
CacheRoot C:/temp
CacheEnable disk /
And this PHP file called test.php in /:
My web browser requests the document the first time
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