Mod_Evasive & Mod_Deflate: Apache running under NAS

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Hi all folks!

 

Its my first message to the mailing list, so excuse me if Im posting on  wrong place. I have worked with Apache since 4 years ago, almost always with version 2.X. So I have a little experience with this great web Server.

 

Lately, Im introducing NAS tecnologies with free software like Openfiler to reduce the load of local hard drives. My last experiment is:

 

One NAS running on IP A

One VPS (Centos 5.3 under Virtuozzo Linux) with Apache running on IP B

 

VPS has a mapped folder to NAS (IP B) and Apache is configure to work with this mapped folder called /data. The performance is good until now but I have a very big doubt about mod_deflate and mod_expires. Maybe Im totally wrong about that and I apologize, but I think that, mod_deflate and mod_expire don’t running when data is not “local”. I do some Basic test:

 

-          one .htaccess on DocumentRoot with rules about deflate and expires

-          directly on Virtual host configuration

 

No one with success. When I run Yslow Firefox Plugin, it don’t detects compression or expire. So the only difference with this experiment (NAS+Apache) and the other host of my net (Apache+Local Drives) is NAS. Maybe is NAS the cause of my problem? Or is not related?

 

Thanks to all!

 

Rubén Ortiz 

 

More info:

Apache version: Server version: Apache/2.2.3 Server built:   Jul 14 2009 06:02:39

SO: Centos 5.3

 


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