Hi DW,
Yes, I am using Drupal version 7.2 and Apache/2.2.19.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sheila N
DW wrote:
Astrid Nova wrote:
Problems getting a drupal content managed website running with an apache
webserver with a mysql database.
Problem manifests in access permission denied when I should be
Hello,
On 10 juin 2011, at 21:05, Wilson Hernandez wrote:
I actually would like to have the main server locally and the backup server
hosted somewhere else with: Amazon, Godaddy, etc...
Having the main server running at the less reliable location is not what I
would do, but I can
Igor Galić wrote:
Then I have the machines set up to rsync regularly and also rsync to
another machine at my ISP. I don't use MySQL myself, Firebird handles
replication between machines, and incremental backups for me.
I'm wondering if it isn't really cheaper (and saner, and healthier)
to
Hi
I am running my own server on debian lenny with apache and php. Now I
have several websites that only I are going to update. Is it fine to run
those under the same userlogin and use virtualhosts or should I create a
separate user for each website?
Is it posible to maintain a secure server using
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 7:49 AM, Lars Nielsen l...@mit-web.dk wrote:
Hi
I am running my own server on debian lenny with apache and php. Now I
have several websites that only I are going to update. Is it fine to run
those under the same userlogin and use virtualhosts or should I create a
Hmmm well in *that* case, seems like your choices are:
1. pay for VPS
2. relax your constraint about 5 TB of data
3. build a server center from the ground up with reliable power (among other
things).
Pays yer money, takes yer choice. You may *like* to use a real DB, but are
you willing to pay for
If I see all the slots filled with W and C only, what would that indicate,
this is during high traffic times..
We are on Centos 64 bit with Apache 2.2, and have 6 webservers behind
HAproxy
Thanks..
Rob Morin
Systems Administrator
Infinity Labs Inc.
(514) 387-0638 Ext: 207
On 06/13/2011 08:23 PM, Rob Morin wrote:
If I see all the slots filled with W and C
only, what would that indicate, this is during high traffic
times..
As the legend at the bottom explains, W
That your server(s) is/are swamped.
Consider adding more worker threads/processes.
Issac
On 13/06/2011 21:23, Rob Morin wrote:
If I see all the slots filled with W and C
only, what would that
My problem is as it stands, the loads are too high already, at peek times
our Dual Quad Core Xeons with 18 gigs of ram go as high as 100.00 and this
is with a max clients of 600. We do use memcache and eaccelerator.
I mean I should have been more clear. I do know what the W and C are I was
Given that you're running PHP (based on eAccellerator - and BTW, I
personally prefer APC), the W and C are probably because reading the
request takes up very little time; most of the request time goes to
PHP execution (which is all "W" if I'm not mistaken). The remaining
On 06/13/2011 09:01 PM, Rob Morin wrote:
My
problem is as it stands, the loads are too high already, at
peek times our Dual Quad Core Xeons with 18 gigs of ram go
as high as 100.00 and this is with a
We were told that we could not use keepalive in apache as the haproxy load
balancers use KeepAlived for our HTTPS connections.. I do not have access to
the LBs(load balancers) I have access to just the config data for the
clusters for each website.
Should I use keepalive in Apache nayways?
I'm not an haproxy maven, so can't say...
On 13/06/2011 22:13, Rob Morin wrote:
We
were told that we could not use keepalive in apache as the
haproxy load balancers use KeepAlived for our HTTPS
Can you please point me in some direction when you say Consider proxying
dynamic requests to a dedicated backend (which can run on the same
machine).
Do you mean a reverse proxy to go before the webservers?
A URL of sorts?
Thanks for your replies so far..
J
Rob Morin
On 06/13/2011 09:23 PM, Rob Morin wrote:
Can
you please point me in some direction when you say Consider proxying dynamic
requests to a dedicated backend (which can run on the same
machine).
Thanks for the info I will look in to it with our Hosting provider.. and see
what we can do. sound s a bit complicated, but maybe worth it in the end.
Thanks again.
Rob Morin
Systems Administrator
Infinity Labs Inc.
(514) 387-0638 Ext: 207
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From: Jeroen
I have found now that if I cease using https the problem goes and the
site works!
Can anyone suggest why?
The original header to my post series was Problems getting a drupal
content managed website running with an apache webserver with a mysql
database.
I am using Drupal 7.2 and Apache
You need to enable HTTPS in apache. Are you running your own apache
server? If so then read this article:
http://beeznest.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/how-to-configure-https-on-apache-2/
Good luck.
Astrid Nova wrote:
I have found now that if I cease using https the problem goes and the
site
I can see you have solved the problem but I wanted to ask you to post
the error message from your apache log file. However, don't worry now.
hth
Astrid Nova wrote:
Hi DW,
Yes, I am using Drupal version 7.2 and Apache/2.2.19.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sheila N
DW wrote:
Astrid Nova wrote:
Thank you very much. That is very helpful.
Sheila N
DW wrote:
You need to enable HTTPS in apache. Are you running your own apache
server? If so then read this article:
http://beeznest.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/how-to-configure-https-on-apache-2/
Good luck.
Astrid Nova wrote:
I have
Hello and thank you again for your replies thus far. I am still trying to
get apache to parse php. I ran apache2ctl -L and I don't see php as an
available module, yet when I do ls /etc/apache2/mods-available, I see the
php5.conf and php5.load files. Does this information shed any light on my
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 11:49 PM, zavelo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello and thank you again for your replies thus far. I am still trying to
get apache to parse php. I ran apache2ctl -L and I don't see php as an
available module, yet when I do ls /etc/apache2/mods-available, I see the
php5.conf and
But when I do that, it says it's already enabled.
On , Yehuda Katz yeh...@ymkatz.net wrote:
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 11:49 PM, zavelo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello and thank you again for your replies thus far. I am still trying to
get apache to parse php. I ran apache2ctl -L and I don't see
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