Some of us are using e-mail systems (*cough* GroupWise *cough*) that
don't support fancy things like this. Can someone turn the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
back on in the subject line?
- Julian
>>> "Dan Mahoney, System Admin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/11/2008 11:13
AM >>>
On Thu, 11 Dec 2008, Lester Caine wro
I am one of the server administrators of a busy news site and I've been trying
to find a definitive answer/guide for choosing MaxClients.
We run a farm of six Linux webservers each with 8GB of RAM and several distinct
Apache instances on every server. The main instance, which gets most of the
t
Hello,
I currently have a web farm behind a load balancer. The load balancer is
configured to listen only on port 80 and to send requests to a particular URL,
say "/foo", to TCP port 5001 on the web servers where I have an Apache 2.0.59
instance running. "/foo" is actually a JkMount to a Tomcat
Hello,
Is there a way to monitor Apache 2.x via SNMP without recompiling
net-snmp? I was looking at mod_apache_snmp and I like that it can
instrument Apache via a DSO, but I don't wish to recompile net-snmp. Are
there any other DSOs available that leave the SNMP daemon alone?
- Julian
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Hi all,
Recently we implemented the use of a BerkeleyDB-based RewriteMap under
Apache 1.3.x for our production environment of 6 webservers. The .db and
.pag files resided on an NFS share served by a commercial NAS device and
were only read by the webservers, not written; updates to the BDB were
do
