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<0> the only difference is that the <VirtualHosts> are in extra/httpd-vhosts.conf these days
<1> if you set it up that way
<0> I did, yeah. It's quite neat. Except for the fact that it gives me a bit of a headache.
<1> all other directives in that vhost container work?
<1> what is your addtype line
<0> AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html .php3
<1> personally, i use:
<1> AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml
<1> ...
<1> try that
<1> must restart apache also..
<0> Hm. Makes no difference
<0> please try this at home, kids :)
<0> if anybody has the same problem it'll be a bug
<0> This is weird. Looks like I'm missing some clue here.
<0> There's another host that has the same settings that used to work with 1.4 but it won't on 2.2
<2> i'm going to start banning anyone that has a hostname that annoys me
<2> hope that's ok
<2> and just to preclude it
<2> i know i am a bastard
<1> its fine with me
<1> i almost banned him myself
<1> http://stoptheaclu.org/
<2> azer if i didn't know you as a cool guy i would think you are a complete nut
<2> just sayin
<1> :)
<1> i am
<3> How do i set apache so that when someone acceses www.mysite.com/mydir/ he will receive the index? I can parse the url and extract the name of the folder. I will know what to display. The folder will not phisicaly exist. I don't need to use custom 404 errors, i need the header response to be 200 OK and NOT 404 Redirect
<4> Im having a problem with trailing slashes when using mod_ssl. http://fusionroom.webtelligence.com.au/admin gets redirected with a 301, whereas http://fusionroom.webtelligence.com.au/admin/ works correctly
<4> The error has only surfaced since I setup mod_ssl
<5> how do I find out howmany apache processes are running?
<6> what os?
<5> linux
<6> ctrl-shift-esc works in win32.
<6> top works in linux
<5> I am not sure top is showing me everything.
<6> it's not.
<6> i don't know how to use it.
<7> ps
<6> but obviously it only shows as many processes as can fit on the screen.
<5> apparently.
<6> post script?
<7> no, the command.
<6> i didn't know about ps.
<5> yeah I got it now with ps
<5> 256 processes
<5> which is the max_clients limit
<5> thats why the site is running so slow
<7> can your server handle more http children?
<5> I am not sure, what is a good limit? its a amd sempron I think with 1 gb ram.. only running 1 website
<7> i.e., what is your load, the average size of a child, and the amount of free memory (not swap space)?
<5> about 6 mb free memory top says
<5> swap is free
<7> answering one of three questions isn't too useful.
<5> 2% cpu load apparently
<5> not sure about the average size of a child.
<5> how do I find out?
<7> top didn't show you?
<7> load isn't expressed in percent.
<7> anyway, if you would like you can increase maxclients.
<7> on apache 1.3 you must recompile after editing a file.
<7> with apache 2.x you use the serverlimit directive, prior to maxclients.
<7> it is best to arrange it so it won't swap -- which happens when number of children times per-child size exceeds free memory.
<5> I increased it to 325
<5> grep says 260 apache processes running
<5> the website is still loading very slowly
<5> can I improve performance by modifying the other parameters (min/maxspareservers, startservers, maxrequestperchild) ?
<5> the site is an image host btw.
<7> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/misc/perf-tuning.html
<8> anothernick: try to increase the bandwidth maybe?
<5> I dont think that's in issue. the site is barely using 70 gb a day
<8> 70 gb/day?
<8> heh
<7> apache isn't the best choice for an image server.
<5> sorry got d/c
<5> would it make sense switching to another MPM?
<7> perhaps.
<9> T0aD!
<10> anyone here use apache 2.0 on Win32 with rotatelogs?
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