Apache 2:
We use apache 2 and we have 2 data centers. Problem is that both data
centers are active. So if User uploads a file for eg: in site A that
User can be directed to site B. Files are kept in sync asynchronously.
And it could take as long as 1 hr to bring them in sync on the other
data
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 8:30 PM, Mohit Anchlia mohitanch...@gmail.com wrote:
Apache 2:
We use apache 2 and we have 2 data centers. Problem is that both data
centers are active. So if User uploads a file for eg: in site A that
User can be directed to site B. Files are kept in sync
HTTPD Group:
I'm sorry to trouble you, but I have a emergent question than I couldn't have
an answer. I hope that someone can give me an answer.
I modified my httpd.conf as following:
TraceEnable Off
Directory /opt/web/htroot
Options FollowSymLinks ExecCGI
AllowOverride all
order
I konw that HTTP TRACE canot access the CGI file, but why DELETE/PUT/HOGE
(this http method isn't exsit,as ...) can access the CGI file.
I really don't understand. About ExecCGI ?
Apache doesn't know what methods your CGI understands, so it doesn't
discriminate.
Thanks! We are using F5 GTM as global load balancer with LTM. So
global load balancing is not a problem. Problem is user stickyness
that need to persist beyond individual session.
I forgot to mention that the problem is that these connections come
from the servers using http rather than browser
Eric Covener:
Apache doesn't know what methods your CGI understands, so it doesn't
discriminate.
Thanks!
As you say, I can get the result that:
CGI is executable by the method of no existence.
And then do you have the document or web-link file explain this viewpoint? (I
don't find it, but I
On March 28, 2011 23:22 , Liu JinGang li...@cn.fujitsu.com wrote:
Apache doesn't know what methods your CGI understands, so it doesn't
discriminate.
Thanks!
As you say, I can get the result that:
CGI is executable by the method of no existence.
And then do you have the document or web-link
