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Apache2 upload slower?

         

kam_kenneth

8:32 am on Jun 9, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Hi all,

I have been using apache for a while now to host my own http server to download from. I have been getting constant 60k upload speeds all the time with apache1. I have recently switched to apache2 for their fancy HTMLtable views - but at a cost of 30k upload speed. Now I can only upload at 20k, 30k if I am lucky. Can anybody help me out? I didn't change much of the default settings. All I did was adding aliases and passwords (auth basic), basically the same config as apache1. I can post both of my config files on here...

Thanks a lot

gergoe

8:38 pm on Jun 9, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I don't think this has anything to do with the configuration (but still possible), but maybe to some other circumstances, like harddisk penality time, network connectivity problems or *maybe* some problem related to apache (or to one of its module).
This kind of problems are very difficult to solve, because many thing are involved into, and it is rather difficult to find it at once, except someone had exactly the same problem and found the solution already.

By the way, how you are uploading to the server? With perl, php, webdav or what else? Might be that it is caused by that specific code, not to the apache itself

kam_kenneth

9:51 pm on Jun 9, 2004 (gmt 0)

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EDIT! I meant download! Not upload... lol.

With Apache1, I could download at 60k with a download accelerator running at 5 parts.
With Apache2, I have to up the parts to more than 12,13 to get it to reach that speed.

Maybe its just the way apache2 works, I am not sure. I checked all the directives in my apache conf file but couldn't find a possible solution. Anyway, it kinda works now, I can download at 60k, so its kinda fixed.

Thanks a lot, anyway. :)