Figured it out. The shm files were on an NFS mounted file system,
since all of our development space is on an NFS drive. I set the
shm files up in /var/tmp and it's fast again.
Sigh.
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André Warnier wrote:
Make sure you post the final solution though. That may be useful to a
lot of people in the future.
Still haven't figured it out.
One thing I ran across today is that SSL session caching is important
for IE (maybe for Chrome too?). I have this:
SSLSessionCache"sh
André Warnier wrote:
Did you try commenting that line out ?
Hmm. Commenting it out seems to fix it with IE7. Not sure what will
happen to IE6 though. Now I have to go find our old Win2k box and
see if it will still boot.
Doesn't affect Chrome though, which still has the problem. Maybe
I sh
I forgot to mention, I also have this, in httpd-ssl.conf
BrowserMatch ".*MSIE.*" \
nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown \
downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
Not sure if that matters.
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Apache 2.2.11 w/Openssl 0.9.8k
I'm having a weird problem with Apache and Chrome and IE7/8. The problem
only seems to happen with SSL connections. On some requests, I get exactly
30 second delays. Firefox gets no delays. Since it seems to be
consistently
30 seconds when it happens, it seems
André Warnier wrote:
Under Linux, there is also a utility called "logrotate" (a separate
program which will run from time to time under cron, and rotate a choice
of logfiles, dictated by its configuration files).
We use it on all our Apache2 sites, works very nicely.
I've been looking into th
