- "Craig A. James" wrote:
> I have found the trigger for my horrible performance problem, but it
> is surprising.
>
> Apache gets slow when there are too many "Allow from" directives, in
> this case, about 105 "Allow from" specs that are a mix of single IP
> addresses, partial IP address an
I have found the trigger for my horrible performance problem, but it is
surprising.
Apache gets slow when there are too many "Allow from" directives, in this case, about 105
"Allow from" specs that are a mix of single IP addresses, partial IP address and netmasks:
11.12.13.14
21.22.
21.1
On 12/8/10 10:15 PM, Igor Cicimov wrote:
Check the dns resolution for the xyz host.
There is no problem with DNS. All of the subdomains use the wildcard
*.ourdomain.com, which resolves to both www and xzy. The problem isn't with
DNS. Each TCP/IP conversation starts instantly. But with xyz
Check the dns resolution for the xyz host.
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On Dec 9, 2010 1:24 PM, "Craig A. James" wrote:
We operate one public web site and about 20 private web sites. They're all
the same server, running the same Apache server instance
(2.2.14-5ubuntu8.3).
Most customers get excellent p
We operate one public web site and about 20 private web sites. They're all the
same server, running the same Apache server instance (2.2.14-5ubuntu8.3).
Most customers get excellent performance, but two customers get terrible
response times, but only on *some* of the VirtualHosts. They get ex
