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List:       tux-list
Subject:    Re: Greetings!
From:       Russell Leighton <russell.leighton () 247media ! com>
Date:       2001-06-25 12:04:31
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Good call...next time I do this, I'll check more carefully.



Joerg Beyer wrote:

> Russell Leighton wrote:
> > 
> > I tried this in a simple stupid out of the 7.1 box kinda a way (using the tux \
> > version supplied by RH w/71.) and serving was much
> > slower when using tux for static data and delgated php pages to apache....apache \
> > for both was faster in my app. If I compare static serving between tux and \
> > apache, then tux was faster...the strange this was  when I had a dynamic page \
> > that referenced many static images it was very much slower with the tux/apache \
> > combo. I probably didn't tune/config it right. 
> 
> this sounds like not using tux, e.g. the docroot may be set wrong
> or tux denied serving the pages because of security reasons.
> Do you have verified that tux was acutally serving the pages.
> e.g. by looking in the logfile or looking in the http header,
> (wget -S http://you/urs) ?
> 
> For my setup TUX is a big performance boost (scaling better and having
> lower latency).
> 
> hope this helps
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