Bill Barker wrote:
Currently mod_jk doesn't support unix sockets (ditto for mod_proxy_ajp :).
To use unix sockets currently, you must use (the currently unsupported)
mod_jk2.
However, there is some intial support for them in the new APR Connector.
It's not complete (and so not usable :), but it's possible that some future
version of mod_jk/Tomcat will support this.
I'm sad to hear that. The story of mod_jk/mod_jk2 succession was that
all nifty features of mod_jk2 will be ported to mod_jk.
I must say I have UNIX socket on mod_jk2 in a Mandrake 9.1 Linux Apache
2.0, TC 4.1.24 and it is working without a glitch. I haven't stress
tested it, though.
Can anyone comment on the need for a UNIX socket?
The basic idea was that UNIX socket is faster, but with the advance of
kernels, is net socket communication that burdening? OK, on a busy
server, it could profitable to lay off as much traffic off the network
stack, as possible. Can someone give insight?
Currently, I have mod_jk2 in a good working condition and I have access
to both mod_jk2 and mod_jk. I'm not about to switch to mod_jk, just for
switching's sake. On the other hand, I'm not going to stick to obsoleted
softrware, either. So, I'm waiting (patiently) for expert opinion.
Nix.
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