Hi All,
Does anyone know of a way to use mod_proxy_balancer without relying on
cookies for sticky sessions? How can I use a session id from the query
string or from the POST data to keep sessions sticky?
This seems like a common and essential need as not every browser accepts
cookies, yet I
Hi,
In the previous message, I said that apache 2.2
slowed down my network connection (100 times !).
If I kill or suspend httpd2-prefork then it is much
better.
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On 3/18/06, Kishore Jalleda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Joshua,
> Thanks for you reply, but i checked every box and each one
> sends all the required headers like Last_Modified, Cache Control, Expires,
> etc (I am checking using Ethereal), also httpd -l gives this
So you're
This turned out to be a problem with the OpenSSL 0.9.7i's Configure
script. It specified Intel-based darwin as being big-endian, which of
course it isn't. Once I fixed that script and re-built OpenSSL,
recompiled apache (just to be sure) and re-generated the self-signed
certificate, everyth
Hi Joshua,
Thanks for you reply, but i checked every box and each one sends all the required headers like Last_Modified, Cache Control, Expires, etc (I am checking using Ethereal), also httpd -l gives this
Compiled-in modules: http_core.c mod_log_config.c mod_mime.c mod_dir.c
Hi,
I came across an incredible problem when updating
my apache 2.2. Whenever i start apache 2.2 then
any request to the internet slows down 100 times !
I did a traceroute and saw that. It took me a lot
of time to discover this problem.
Now I'm running on suse 9.0 with apache 2.2.
I didn't hav
