Hello,
alright. I think I managed to get some acceptable configuration in the
meantime.
Instead of a global SetInputFilter I used a combination of the LocationMatch
with a negative lookahead regex and the nested If directive with a negated
expression to define when not to use the deflate
Hello,
thanks for the suggestion.
It looks like it could be generally doable, however as I understand it only
output filters can be configured that way. There doesn't seem to be anything
about input filters in the mod_filter docs. Or am I wrong? If yes how to use
that approach with input
Hello,
I've got SetInputFilter DEFLATE set for the whole virtual host and it works
fine.
However now I need to disable this input filter for certain requests because
there are some issues with those (I don't want to go into much detail and
why it happens is out of my reach anyway so I just
Hello,
when I use the LogFormat with server processing time included, for example %
{ms}T:
LogFormat "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b %{ms}T" common-ms
The output in the case of request upgraded to HTTP2 looks as follows:
::1 - - "GET /server-status HTTP/2.0" 200 25389 1597835516363
::1 -
Hello,
in the case of the standard httpd installation (as provided by the distro,
it may be of course installed from other sources):
- is installed? (including the mod_ssl which enables the TLS/SSL support)
yum list installed httpd mod_ssl
- is enabled and running?
systemctl status
Hello,
is there anything like
ProxyPass /path !
(that excludes the specified path from reverse proxying) for RewriteRule ...
[P] ?
Yes, the RewriteRule pattern may be adjusted to take care of that, or
RewriteCond may be added to achieve similar result, but it's all quite
cumbersome
Hello,
we've been performing some load tests (using Apache JMeter) and noticed that
one HTTP Server child process become effectively blocked out (accepting =
no) with 67 Async connections stuck in the closing state (see the server
status output below).
It's been like that for several hours
