Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Slow Load Times on Server

Umm... then it might be just a latency issue. You could try putting up a large file on the web server and see if that gives you 80KB/s. Right now the pictures you have are really too small to be able to decide whether its a bandwidth issue or a latency issue. I faced the same problem with RR c

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] public server

If you are using a router to connect, ie you have a cable or dsl modem running into a router, and from the router to your computer, you need to tell the router to forward port 80 to your computer. Here is a thread about how to do this. Unless you have port 80 opened on your router, and have it

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Slow Load Times on Server

Usually DSL have asymetric connectivity, so You can download with speed 768, but upload for example 128kbits or even 64kbits, so When you cennecting with yours server from different location, then you can upload data with 768kbits and download only with 64kbits. - Original Message -

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Slow Load Times on Server

In regards to the networks promise, I have an FTP server set up privately for me alone, and when I'm downloading files I can get 80K a second, so I know I'm getting the promised 768. Ralph _ From: Emmanuel E [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 9:14 PM To: us

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Slow Load Times on Server

your server is giving around 10 KB/s if i use a single socket and around 20 KB/s if i use two sockets. more likely youre not getting the 768 that was promised. the 768 depends on how close you are to verizon's dslam. more a network hardware issue than an issue with your computer. Ralph Brickle

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] public server

Thank you guys, but: 1. The slashes wasn't the problem (I wrote it wrong only here). 2. The port 80 wasn't the problem, 'cause I tried without it. 3. By the time you test my server, it wasn't running indeed. 4. The http://localhost works fine when my server is running. 5. WinXP. And I

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache 2.2.3 + Active Directory

On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Dan Nawrocki wrote: > > SSLOptions +StdEnvVars > Options FollowSymLinks > AllowOverride None > > AuthType Basic > AuthBasicProvider ldap > AuthName "auth me!" > AuthLDAPBindDN "bind_username" > AuthLDAPBindPassword bind_password > AuthLDAPURL ldap://host:389

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] public server

It's odd that you didn't use the two forward slashes in your posting for http://, because that should not be a legitimate URL in a web browser. Any IP is valid, no matter if it is used statically or dynamically. Unless you have access control filters on your web server (you can test by tryi

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] public server

At 03:29 PM 12/19/2006, you wrote: Hi everybody, I have a simple question (I think): I've got the apache 2.2 running on my computer, I know my IP at the moment (by www.whatismyip.com) and I was trying to access my server, like this: http:\\201.18.148.4:80, from anot

[EMAIL PROTECTED] public server

Hi everybody, I have a simple question (I think): I've got the apache 2.2 running on my computer, I know my IP at the moment (by www.whatismyip.com) and I was trying to access my server, like this: http:\\201.18.148.4:80, from another computer on the internet. And it doesn't work. Later, I tried

RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Slow Load Times on Server

You likely have a network issue, not a server issue from what I saw. Browse your website from your server via http://localhost or on your LAN to see what the *maximum* server performance could be without involving a network, then take up network performance/latency issues w

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache 2.2.3 + Active Directory

I am attempting to use authentication over LDAP (actually Active Directory), but it's not working and I'm going crazy! Here's my configuration file: SSLOptions +StdEnvVars Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None AuthType Basic AuthBasicProvider ldap AuthName "auth me!" AuthLDAPB

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Slow Load Times on Server

Hello, I have been using Apache for about 2.5 years now and have recently installed the latest downloadable version. I am also running PHP 5 and MySQL Server 5. Everything works fine, but I have ALWAYS had exceptionally slow speeds on the server. I run Verizon DSL 3300/768, and have an upl

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess

On 12/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Joshua Slive wrote: > On 12/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> we've recently upgrade to redhat enterprise rel 4. for some reason >> .htacess files are no longer being read. we're not seeing a

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess

On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Davide Bianchi wrote: You've upgraded from what? rel 3. Have you checked if the problem could be caused by the fact that SELinux is by default enabled in RH EL, and maybe Apache can't read the .htaccess file? yes. selinux is indeed enabled. however, it's not logging

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess

Joshua Slive wrote: we've recently upgrade to redhat enterprise rel 4. for some reason .htacess You've upgraded from what? Have you checked if the problem could be caused by the fact that SELinux is by default enabled in RH EL, and maybe Apache can't read the .htaccess file? Davide -- No,

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess

On 12/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: we've recently upgrade to redhat enterprise rel 4. for some reason .htacess files are no longer being read. we're not seeing any errors in apache logs or selinux logs and configuration has not changed. has anyone else seen this or is m

[EMAIL PROTECTED] .htaccess

we've recently upgrade to redhat enterprise rel 4. for some reason .htacess files are no longer being read. we're not seeing any errors in apache logs or selinux logs and configuration has not changed. has anyone else seen this or is more likely that we've fat fingered something? regards. -a

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How to know the VirtualHost/Request procesed by an child process

I didn't realice on the 'fd' directory in a process dir in '/proc'. The whole info of filedescriptors could me help too. Thanks. Steve Swift escribió: > On Linux system you could find wealth of information about the process > in the /proc directory - the numeric sub-directories are the process I

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How to know the VirtualHost/Request procesed by an child process

I think that this can help. Thank you Davide Bianchi escribió: > Graciano Carrillo wrote: >> I'd like to know if there is a way to obtain the request that >> launched the child OR the VirtualHost that was processed in the child. >> The reason of this is to try to debug the problem. > > You could c

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How to know the VirtualHost/Request procesed by an child process

On Linux system you could find wealth of information about the process in the /proc directory - the numeric sub-directories are the process IDs. On 19/12/06, Graciano Carrillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, I've an apache 2.2.3 running with several VirtualHosts, and sometimes a child apa

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] How to know the VirtualHost/Request procesed by an child process

Graciano Carrillo wrote: I'd like to know if there is a way to obtain the request that launched the child OR the VirtualHost that was processed in the child. The reason of this is to try to debug the problem. You could check the log files or enable the server_status handler and check the serve

[EMAIL PROTECTED] How to know the VirtualHost/Request procesed by an child process

Hello, I've an apache 2.2.3 running with several VirtualHosts, and sometimes a child apache stalls and it gets the 100% of the CPU. Apache stop doesn't stop it. I've to send SIGKILL, because the process was in a zombie STATE. I'd like to know if there is a way to obtain the request that la

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Recognising users number format

Slightly off-topic, but maybe the experts who hang around here know the answer: Is there a "correct" way for a CGI script to know whether it should display the result from 10191/10 as 1019.1 1,019.1 or 1.019,1 (or any others you can mention, for that matter!) I can get a clue from the users lang