Thanks again for your suggestions, Matt. I got it
working by using a slightly different approach. My
guess is that apache had an issue (again, only with
multiple servers) when the first virtual server was a
redirect. By changing the httpd.conf section included
earlier to the following one (note
anton wrote:
> Thanks, Matt. I'll try the packet sniffer next.
> Meanwhile, I narrowed the problem down to virtual
> hosts. Here's the http.conf on each server:
>
> ...
> ServerName mydomain.com:80
> ...
> NameVirtualHost *:80
> # redirect mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com
> # has to match Server
Thanks, Matt. I'll try the packet sniffer next.
Meanwhile, I narrowed the problem down to virtual
hosts. Here's the http.conf on each server:
...
ServerName mydomain.com:80
...
NameVirtualHost *:80
# redirect mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com
# has to match ServerName above
Redirect permanen
anton wrote:
> Thanks, Krist. I thought that it should work in
> theory too, but it doesn't in practice :( Basically,
> about 10% of requests to www.mydomain.com fail (time
> out) if I set the servernames to www.mydomain.com for
> both servers and then try to use VirtualHosts. We
> have to use
Thanks, Krist. I thought that it should work in
theory too, but it doesn't in practice :( Basically,
about 10% of requests to www.mydomain.com fail (time
out) if I set the servernames to www.mydomain.com for
both servers and then try to use VirtualHosts. We
have to use virtualhosts because we ne
On 3/8/07, anton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
I'm a decently experienced apache user on ONE
webserver. I'm trying to switch to two apache servers
behind a Foundry hardware load balancer.
I need a tutorial which would explain how to configure
multiple apache servers behind a hardware lo
Hi there,
I'm a decently experienced apache user on ONE
webserver. I'm trying to switch to two apache servers
behind a Foundry hardware load balancer.
I need a tutorial which would explain how to configure
multiple apache servers behind a hardware load
balancer.
I have a domain name correctly r
