Am 03.04.2015 um 03:41 schrieb Andrew Moise:
Hi Richard.
Okay, that was exactly my question -- yes, I'm pretty confident that
that's what's happening (the page is not completely being served and
the transfer is aborted, even though from the user's perspective the
page is present and they ca
Hi Richard.
Okay, that was exactly my question -- yes, I'm pretty confident that
that's what's happening (the page is not completely being served and
the transfer is aborted, even though from the user's perspective the
page is present and they can interact with it e.g. click off onto
another pa
If the log entry for the image has a "referer" for a site page, then
it is unlikely that the image is being served from another page/site
(unless there is referer-based access control and someone *really*
wants the image(s), so is mucking the referer).
Apache doesn't write the log entry until the
Is it possible that the image links are being shared separately from the
page? Theoretically someone could go and post your image into another page.
-Kate
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 1:09 PM, Andrew Moise wrote:
> Hello all.
> I'm trying to analyze the behavior of visitors to my web site by
> pa
Given an apache 2.4 server with:
ReadRequestTimeout header=60-65,rate=500
When a client opens a persistent connection to that server, does the
request timeout apply to
a) each request sent down the connection individually, or
b) the whole connection, i.e. the connection will close after
Hello,
Please help me!
I'm trying to caching of dynamic pages on apache 2.4.10 mod_cache.
When accessing from the one terminal on the same page,
cached response is returned in the second and subsequent access.
But, When accessed from different terminals, even though not passed the
Expires,
cach
