Hi Folks,
I'm running a 2.0.46 server on RedHat Enterprise Linux AS3. It's the
stock httpd for that distribution. It sees a lot of SSL connections and
the performance has been a little less than I'd expected for a 3GHz
Xeon. I'm beginning to think that the SSLSessionCache is not actually
being used.
The current config line says:
SSLSessionCache shmcb:/var/cache/mod_ssl/scache(512000)
Reading through various mailing lists it seems that the best way to
check the status of the session cache is to enable the server-status
handler with ExtendedStatus On. When I do that on my laptop (httpd
2.2.3) I see a nice set of stats for shmcb. Great. When I do that for
the 2.0.48 server box I don't see the stats. I was hoping to see the
shared memory segments with ipcs but either I'm misreading or they're
not there on either box.
I tried setting SSLSessionCache to use dbm on the 2.0.46 box
(SSLSessionCache dbm://var/cache/mod_ssl/scache(512000) ) and while it
didn't complain on configtest/restart it didn't create the dbm files
either (the files were created on httpd 2.2.3 laptop).
Is there any way to confirm that my cache is actually working?
Thanks,
Matt
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