Re: [users@httpd] Limiting connections by directory, including cgis?

"Ivan Barrera A." <Bruce@xxxxxx> · Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:38:22 -0400

Not using virtual hosts, though, and it doesn't look like it supports 

directory blocks from the docs...

Trying to use one host so we don't have to buy a big stack of SSL certs.

Sorry, my fault , cause i read too fast and didnt notice you said directory.

My bw_mod can handle Max connections per directory, but it's for apache 

2, and has some limitations for now (still working on it)

i.e.
secure.foo.com/prod1
secure.foo.com/prod2

	*"Ivan Barrera A." <Bruce@xxxxxx>*

03/30/2005 11:29 AM
Please respond to users

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        Subject:        Re: [users@httpd] Limiting connections by 

directory, including cgis?

Anthony.Ball@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
 >
 > I have been searching all around with no luck.
 >
 > I want to be able to limit the number of connections per directory, in
 > order to prevent a case which
 > has happened in the past where one of our products gets backed up and
 > prevents connections to
 > another.
 >
 > I found mod_bandwidth, and it looked perfect until I saw that it doesn't
 > work with CGIs, which is all this is.
 >
 > mod_throttle almost looked promising, but it looks like that won't quite
 > do it either, if I understand it properly.
 >
 > Is there some way to do this? We are using the 1.3 apache branch, but
 > could probably switch to Apache 2 if
 > needed.
 >
 > My thought was something that limited each product directory to a number
 > of connections less than the total

 > allowed, but if there is some other way to do it, I am open to 

suggestions.

mod_vhost_limit-0.4.tar.gz for apache 1.x by Takato Satsuma
mod_vhost_limit-0.1.tgz for apache 2.x by me (Ivan Barrera).

I dont know if the site of mod_vhost_limit-0.4 still exists.. but i have
a copy. If you need it, i can send it to you :)

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