apache - mod_security Issue

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Hi,

We have two application on different tomcats and both the applications interacts through apache.
Apache is configured with mod_security rules.

In this setup I have faced two scenario:

Scenario 1:
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First application is requesting second for any resource (e.g. any document).
In this case apache is taking more time in sending request to the second application's tomcat.
As we have noticed sometimes it is taking around 30 sec to send request to the second application's tomcat.
Due to this, response time is exceeding the the Read time out time set for the request.

And On removing mod_security form apache we haven't faced this type of issue.

Scenario 2:
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When scenario 1 occurs we have multiple requests that is waiting long for it's response.
On checking apache's server-status we found most of the worker threads in "W" Sending Reply state.
And keep on increasing worker threads in "W" state.
This leads to a situation where the no. of request exceeds the number of worker threads in the server process since multiple threads are in their waiting state.

Please find attachment-screenshot of apache server-status
where all apache's working thread in "W" Sending Reply state.

And the strange thing is that even after stopping both application's tomcats their still exists threads in "W" Sending Reply state in apache's server-status.
It releases only after restarting apache.

We are facing this issue after updating from 2.4.10 to apache 2.4.12 or 2.4.16.
Haven't faced this scenario upto apache 2.4.10.

And On removing mod_security form apache we haven't faced this type of scenario as well.

For now, we have given solution by just removing mod_security when both application interact with each other.
But this does'nt seems a feasible solution as its working fine in apache 2.4.10.

Please suggest for this odd behave of apache 2.4.12 or 2.4.16 with mod_security or reason for this.







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