Hi there,
I do not really understand your setup. Are you intending to say,
that you have two seperate apache instances, one serving via
mod_cache and the other one (in front) proxying requests
via mod_proxy_balancer?
Please be very clear with your setup. Then please provide
your apache versions and your full configuration files
for both supposed apache servers.
Quick hint: Have a look at your "Listen" directive.
regs,
Christian
On Tue, Oct 30, 2007 at 03:51:43PM +0100, Jack Tuckson wrote:
> Apache is doing something odd - can anyone help?
>
> I have are two Apache processes, one for mod_cache, one for
> mod_proxy_balancer.
> mod_proxy_balancer requests get passed to mod_cache.
>
> mod_cache listens on 192.168.100.123, mod_proxy_balancer has a separate ip
> address.
>
> Everything works - but there are processes listening on 192.168.100.123 for
> BOTH processes, making requests to a different port on that ip.
>
> Here is what netstat sees:
>
> local address -> foreign address
>
> mod_cache:
> 192.168.100.123:80 -> 192.168.100.123:34693
>
> mod_proxy_balancer:
> 192.168.100.123:47992 -> 192.168.100.123:80
>
> I wouldn't expect mod_proxy_balancer to be listening on mod_cache's ip, and
> I wouldn't expect mod_cache to make a connection to its own ip on a high
> port.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas?
>
> TJ
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