You are correct--I get that error even after I have disabled mo_rewrite. It
must be something else.
Amiri
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
amiribarksdale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
About the only strange thing in my debug-level error logs is
(32)Broken pipe: client stopped connection
Ben Ricker wrote:
Ahhh. Good point. I spaced the rewrite part. You are right: looking at
any rewrites is a candidate since it is very unlikely to catch a
healthy rewrite intact with a reload.
Well, I turned off rewrites, so we'll see what happens.
Amiri
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Krist van Besien wrote:
What are you using mod_perl for? Are you producing any dynamically
generated content? Could be that apache itself is waiting for some
script or module to finish...
Of course that's what I'm using it for. It's possible, but not likely, that
Apache is actually
One issue is likely keep-alives. One issue with graphics is that each
one is a separate request requiring a separate SSL connection (unless
the KeepAlive is set to a reasonable value (I think we set ours to
10k). Check out here: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/misc/perf-tuning.html
. This
Ben Ricker wrote:
One issue is likely keep-alives. One issue with graphics is that each
one is a separate request requiring a separate SSL connection (unless
the KeepAlive is set to a reasonable value (I think we set ours to
10k). Check out here:
KeepALives off is a BAD idea. You should turn them on. In fact, I
would bet my semi-pro reputation that this may be your big issue with
the SSL slowness. It may not be ALL the issues since you are using
dynamic content which brings a host of perf issues.
Read that link and tune KeepAlives.
Ben
amiribarksdale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
About the only strange thing in my debug-level error logs is
(32)Broken pipe: client stopped connection before rwrite completed
That's an interesting clue. It looks like it is in the middle of a URL
rewrite (mod_rewrite) while it is stuck. Maybe
If I remember his previous email, he said that he saw this after he
his the 'Reload' button which would explain it.
Ben
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 9:53 AM, Scott Gifford
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amiribarksdale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
About the only strange thing in my debug-level error logs is
Ben Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I remember his previous email, he said that he saw this after he
his the 'Reload' button which would explain it.
It seems to me that you would have to hit Reload very fast to catch
Apache in the middle of a mod_rewrite, unless the rewrite was very
slow
Ahhh. Good point. I spaced the rewrite part. You are right: looking at
any rewrites is a candidate since it is very unlikely to catch a
healthy rewrite intact with a reload.
Ben
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 10:12 AM, Scott Gifford
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Ben Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I
Hello folks:
I have newly built web server with very little load, and beginning several
minutes after a server restart, it just hangs for no good reason. I click a
page, and the browser just waits. The request comes up in my access logs,
but top shows no httpd activity. No new children seem to
I would search for 'LogLevel' and bump it up to Debug and watch the
error_log. Also, you say the request hits the access_log? What is the
result? Since you have mod_perl, you may be using CGI which is the
cause of the hang.
Ben Ricker
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 3:52 PM, amiribarksdale
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I'm not using CGI--just mod_perl. The request that hits the access log is
just for the bare html page--nothing else on it or in it. No images or
anything. The request that hits the logs is for the page, and then the
infinite wait begins. Sometimes after it begins to load, it doesn't get all
the
About the only strange thing in my debug-level error logs is
(32)Broken pipe: client stopped connection before rwrite completed
This happens when I try to reload a page in the midst of a wait.
Amiri
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That is expected because reload stops the current request and starts
another one so it would force a Broken Pipe.
Have you tried turning off https and seeing if you see the same
behavior?
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I have turned off ssl by just commenting out that part of my httpd.conf, and
while I still get the wait with no other traffic on the server, the page
does seem to load--within 10 or 15 seconds, as opposed to a minute or
longer.
So, if this is indicative of some problem with ssl, how do I go
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