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14 November 2007
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09:12 <****> good morning. how can i limit the open files my apache uses?
09:12 <****> tsrepadmin: /etc/security/limits.conf, but your distribution may call it otherwise
09:13 <****> idletask i have a vserver with open files set to 1024. and the apache at the moment uses 500
09:13 <****> so would be nice if there is a possibilty to set a maximum in the apache config
09:15 <****> Ah
09:15 <****> Err
09:15 <****> No idea then, sorry :p
09:15 <****> I still have trouble trying to figuring out an ideal ExpiresDefault...
09:22 <****> figured out my problem, it was all about a single space, bleh !
09:22 <****> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !=/images/banners/
09:22 <****> no spaces between the != and the text, heh
09:22 <****> goodnight
09:26 <****> I'm unable to authenticate with OpenLDAP and Apache. I check log and see this error "[ldap_search_ext_s() for user failed][Protocol Error]" How to fix this issue?
09:41 <****> Can i download log4php somewhere?
09:41 <****> http://incubator.apache.org/log4php/download.html it says no releases
09:51 <****> http://www.pennergame.de/ref.php?refid=6219097
10:30 <****> hello
10:30 <****> i have some strange requesto to my apache
10:30 <****> hi!
10:30 <****> ::1 - - [14/Nov/2007:10:34:25 +0100] "GET /" 404 -
10:30 <****> wb
10:31 <****> it is provided my apache itseld
10:31 <****> itself*
10:31 <****> on server-status i got : 8-0 - 0/0/4 . 0.21 42 173 0.0 0.00 0.03 ::1 www.example.com GET /
10:31 <****> any clue what it is ?
10:31 <****> this is apache 2.4
10:31 <****> internal dummy connnection
10:32 <****> who can make that connection
10:33 <****> and it is httpd-2.2.6
10:33 <****> apache can.
10:33 <****> to itself.
10:34 <****> it's a way that apache tells child processes it's time to die
10:34 <****> so it is normal situation ? on my others servers i dont see that request like those
10:34 <****> those other servers arent 2.2 with prefork
10:35 <****> (or any mpm actually)
10:35 <****> but 2.2.x+ all do it
10:35 <****> due to the what we may block inside accept()
10:35 <****> due to ancient code
10:35 <****> thats abnormal for me
10:35 <****> in 2.4/trunk, hopefully, we will remove the need for it.
10:36 <****> !google tcp deferer accept
10:36 <****> tcp deferer accept: http://agavi.org/irclogs/agavi-200702.log
10:36 <****> Hi im running a apache2 on my ubuntu dualcore should be a testmachine i am running a photogallery script but apache is soooo slow ..... how can i boost the performance of it?
10:36 <****> Is there a good explanation somewhere of the ExpiresDefault directive? I'm trying to find the "ideal" setup for static content
10:36 <****> hostnamelookups
10:36 <****> off
10:36 <****> performance tuning?
10:36 <****> fajita: performance
10:36 <****> chipig: sorry...
10:37 <****> fajita: performance tuning
10:37 <****> chipig: what?
10:37 <****> bleh
10:37 <****> the fajita is broken again
10:37 <****> idle_task: well, when you say static, if its truely static
10:37 <****> you could use mod_never_expire
10:37 <****> but I doubt its that static :)
10:37 <****> chipig, only some elements change on a version upgrade
10:37 <****> And I cannot seem to find the ideal setup
10:38 <****> can you version those elements and the things that reference them by URL?
10:38 <****> ExpiresDefault 'access plus something", if "something" is too high, will lead to client cache problems
10:38 <****> for example, /images/r2343/foo.gif
10:38 <****> Nope :(
10:38 <****> I don't make the site, but I am responsible for the Apache configuration...
10:39 <****> ExpiresDefault "modification" makes things slower and I don't understand why
10:39 <****> well, that makes it difficult to make a 'good' cache/expiration policy
10:39 <****> you could just turn off mod_expires, its not really going to matter for most people
10:39 <****> brwosers are pretty aggressive about caching shared elements now days anyways
10:39 <****> It will for dynamic content... JSP results shouldn't be cached at all
10:40 <****> so, the static stuff is just stuff like images etc?
10:40 <****> Yes
10:40 <****> hmm
10:40 <****> well, then you could make it expire in a loooongg time right?
10:40 <****> as if the jsp adds a new file
10:40 <****> a new mage file
10:40 <****> a new reference to it
10:40 <****> the client will just download it
10:40 * chipig shrugs
10:41 <****> I've no control over it all, I don't program the stuff... It's mainly Javascript, CSS and images that are the problem
10:41 <****> without understanding whats acceptable cache consistentcy, and without having any control over the application, its impossible to 'tell' you how it should be.
10:41 <****> and, in that case
10:41 <****> I woudl vote for just using the defaults, which shoudl still generate etags
10:41 <****> just not expiration headers
10:41 <****> they work good enough for these kind of things
10:42 <****> I'll try it
10:42 <****> Thanks for the suggestion
10:42 <****> if you really have requirements to make it faster or have so much traffic... you shoyld go back to the applciaiton authors
10:42 <****> and get them to version their resources
10:42 <****> then you can make it perma cache js/css/images
11:05 <****> how can i see the current open requests of apache2 ?
11:25 <****> hi all, do some of you use kerberos with apache ?
11:25 <****> using the mod_auth_kerb module ?
11:29 <****> mod_auth_kerb
11:30 <****> oh fuck, dead bot :(
11:32 <****> ok, maybe you could explain this mistery...
11:32 <****> i put the line "KrbMethodK5Passwd Off" in /etc/httpd/conf.d/auth_kerb.conf (which is loaded by apache at start)
11:33 <****> but if i want it to be efficient, i have to rewrite it in the .htaccess file
11:33 <****> othewise, "KrbMethodK5Passwd Off" isi not taking into consideration...
11:33 <****> do you have an idea why it isn't ?
11:34 <****> ah
11:35 <****> do you have a proper AllowOverride setting for the directory the .htaccess file is in?
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