Hello,
I'm wondering if it is possible to gzip-compress response bodies while
at the same time allowing the user-agent (Web browser, in this case) to
cache the responses.
I am using Apache 2.4.
I set up client-side caching with the following, which functions as
expected:
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On Tue, 1 Oct 2013, Pete Houston wrote:
This reverse resolution will almost certainly be because you are
restricting access to that location (/server-status) by name rather than
by IP address (perhaps inadvertently).
I have
Deny from all
Allow from .triumf.ca
Allow from 142.90.n.m
We have the following configuration, one apache HTTP server which proxies
AJP requests to an application on another host, as in the Proxy balancer
configuration below.
The problem we have is the application only understands one HOST http
header, i.e exampledomain.com, but we require www.exampledom
I host multiple web domains on a server and would like to be able
sometimes to see the hit rate broken out by domain. So perhaps a table
of two columns with hosted domains in the leftmost and the average
hits over some configurable (but relatively short - seconds or
minutes) time in the sec
On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 11:00 AM, Frank X wrote:
> We have the following configuration, one apache HTTP server which proxies
> AJP requests to an application on another host, as in the Proxy balancer
> configuration below.
>
> The problem we have is the application only understands one HOST http
>
