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perlbal with lighttpd
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| Robby Dermody 2007-10-12, 1:11 pm |
| Anyone on this list use perlbal with lighttpd? I'm wondering what your
experiences have been, especially under higher loads.
Also, for reverse_proxy services, there are two fields in particular I'm
curious about:
SET persist_backend = true
SET verify_backend = true
I was wondering if lighty supports these. In my case each lighty server
would be talking to only a few perlbals, so I think persist_backend would be
fine (right?). However, I couldn't find any info online as to whether lighty
supports the "OPTIONS" request that perlbal will make for verify_backend.
I'm using lighttpd 1.4.18 and perlbal 1.59 BTW.
Robby
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| Mark Smith 2007-10-12, 1:11 pm |
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> However, I couldn't find any info online as to whether lighty
> supports the "OPTIONS" request that perlbal will make for verify_backend.
> I'm using lighttpd 1.4.18 and perlbal 1.59 BTW.
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Well, try it. :-)
As long as you can do 'OPTIONS * HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n' to lighthttpd and get
back a good response, Perlbal will work with the verify_backend option. The
persist_backend option should work regardless - Perlbal will try to persist
according to HTTP rules and if it can't, it can't.
--
Mark Smith / xb95
smitty@gmail.com
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