Mod-proxy

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To: <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Mod-proxy
From: "PENIN Guillaume (VFE)" <Guillaume.PENIN@xxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 10:08:37 +0100
In-reply-to: <6907B6DEB066D311BC5D0020350806F310E1A9AA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Organization: S.N.C.F. French Railways
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Thread-topic: Mod-proxy

Hi all,

With mod-proxy, one connection is established when we have one client request (many TIMEWAIT sockets when we have many clients).

Squid, only establishes for example 20 connections to the backend servers. These connections are kept (ESTABLISHED) to the backend servers, so that all client requests pass through them.

Is it possible, with apache mod-proxy, to have the same behaviour?

Regards,

Guillaume PENIN

References:
- Many errors with mod-proxy
  - From: PENIN Guillaume (VFE)

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