Hey all,
I recognize that there are reasons for having the default welcome page be
the simple, boring "It Works!" (not wanting to expose version or type of
running software), but I kind of miss the old pages with the logos. The
geek in me wants to proudly announce what I'm using.
Is there s
Hello Daniel,
Thanks for the clarification. I have looked into the souce for
load_proxy_balancer and it is using the post_request method to mark the
BalancerMemeber as defunct which cannot trigger failover within the request.
With your help may be I can hack this feature into the module. What is
Mark Montague wrote:
> On June 18, 2012 20:27 , Good Guy wrote:
>> Does anybody know whether it is possible to run Apache 32 bit but other
>> applications like MySql (64 bit) and PHP (64 bit)? If so any problems I
>> should be aware of when mixing the two types?
>
> You can do this as long as yo
On June 18, 2012 20:27 , Good Guy wrote:
Does anybody know whether it is possible to run Apache 32 bit but other
applications like MySql (64 bit) and PHP (64 bit)? If so any problems I
should be aware of when mixing the two types?
You can do this as long as you don't try to mix 32-bit and 64-
Does anybody know whether it is possible to run Apache 32 bit but other
applications like MySql (64 bit) and PHP (64 bit)? If so any problems I
should be aware of when mixing the two types?
Thanks.
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On 6/18/2012 3:17 PM, Praveen Baratam wrote:
>
> Can mod_proxy failover with out ever returning an error to the client?
> If active node fails I need mod_proxy to try the Standby for the same
> request and not just from the subsequent request!
>
> In our setup we are using mod_proxy_balancer to man
Hi, i have a DMZ newtork whit 3 server apache on 3 different subdomain but
only 1 IP adress. I wont all server answer on standard http port so, my
idea is build a main server whit virtual host and mod_proxy for listen on
MyIP, port 80 and proxy request on other server...
I have do this apache conf
Can mod_proxy failover with out ever returning an error to the client? If
active node fails I need mod_proxy to try the Standby for the same request
and not just from the subsequent request!
In our setup we are using mod_proxy_balancer to manage failover of backend
servers. Backend servers may ret
Hello,
I've update this weekend 9 servers from Apache-2.2.22 to Apache-2.4.2.
All seems to be going good, only I get now and then a segmentation fault
on on of our servers.
On two servers (with older kernels) I see to many segmenatation faults,
so I downgraded them back to Apache-2.2.22.
The
Hi Toomas,
Indeed, using netstat I could verify that when I'm connect to other
services on that server the access IP is 158.64.4.14. I have no idea how,
but some proxy must be in between, since there's configured in the browser.
Knowing that the IP in the error log is that of the incoming request
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