Yes - Eventually I kind of figured out/assumed that's what was going on.
Initially I couldn't figure out what "banned" meant.
Thanks,
Martin
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 8:14 PM, Tollef Fog Heen
wrote:
> ]] Martin Goldman
>
> | I got a complaint from a user that some percentage of his page views seem
Overcommit defaults off; sane use cases for overcommit are few and far
between, IMHO. With overcommit on, the performance implications might
be more of a wash... but then you have two problems.
Even though the stack remains mostly unused, it would still have to be
swapped out under memory p
Isn't VRT_SetHdr() what you're looking for? Mind its semantics, though.
--
Ken.
On Jul 6, 2009, at 7:26 AM, Laurence Rowe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thought my C is rather rusty by now, I'd like to make the mod_auth_tkt
> [1] signed cookie authentication / authorisation system work with
> Varnish. The id
After upgrading to trunk (build 4131) last week, we are seeing an issue when
the object cache (using malloc) becomes full. We are running a server with 16GB
of RAM with the following startup options:
-s malloc,12G
-a 0.0.0.0:80
-T 0.0.0.0:8021
-f /usr/local/etc
Rob S uttered:
> Alex Hooper wrote:
>
>> 5 VCL_call c recv
>> 5 VCL_return c pass
>> 5 VCL_call c pass
>> 5 VCL_return c pass
>> 5 VCL_call c error
>> 5 VCL_return c deliver
>
>
> It looks like you're using "pass", rather than "fetch", which probably
> isn't desirable when you'
Rob S uttered:
> Alex Hooper wrote:
>> I wonder does anyone have an idea of what might be happening?
>>
> Alex,
>
> I've not seen this before, but I've found that 'varnishlog' typically
> provides very helpful information. Can you post a log of the request?
Hi Rob,
Log follows.
# /local/bi
]] Martin Goldman
| I got a complaint from a user that some percentage of his page views seem
| too slow to be coming from the cache. I brought up our home page and started
| refreshing it over and over. Sure enough, while most of the page views are
| in fact getting cached, once every 5 or 6 ti
]] "Poul-Henning Kamp"
| In message <5c056ae2-7207-42f8-9e4b-0f541dc4b...@slide.com>, Ken Brownfield
wri
| tes:
|
| >Would a stack overflow take out the whole child, or just that thread?
|
| The kernel would try to extend the stack and provided you are not on
| a 32 bit system, it shouldn't e
Alex Hooper wrote:
> I wonder does anyone have an idea of what might be happening?
>
Alex,
I've not seen this before, but I've found that 'varnishlog' typically
provides very helpful information. Can you post a log of the request?
Rob
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varnish-m
Alex Hooper wrote:
> 5 VCL_call c recv
> 5 VCL_return c pass
> 5 VCL_call c pass
> 5 VCL_return c pass
> 5 VCL_call c error
> 5 VCL_return c deliver
It looks like you're using "pass", rather than "fetch", which probably
isn't desirable when you're just doing a simple GET
helo
is it posible to set subsecond valu in bereq.connect_timeout
example:
set bereq.connect_timeout = 0.3
and how to find out that the timeout was exceded?
... the idea is that varnish is in ffront of LVS cluster and vhen one
LVS backend is too slow i want to restart te reques on another LVS
Hi,
Thought my C is rather rusty by now, I'd like to make the mod_auth_tkt
[1] signed cookie authentication / authorisation system work with
Varnish. The idea would be to encode the acceptable authorisation
tokens for a page into it's response header then check the tokens in
the user's auth_tkt co
Hi,
Having a requirement to ease the load on a high-traffic site of ours, I
was recently diverted from reaching for Squid by a colleague who
recommended Varnish.
I grabbed the source for 2.0.4 (having looked for a package but not
found one, despite a suggestion that it was available as part of Su
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