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apache SLOW?

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CTho9305

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I'm running apache 2.0.35 on xp... max upload speed was 490kb/sec. right now 220k/sec. I can download files over AIM at 990kb/sec, so I think my hub isn't a problem. does apache on XP suck that much? do I have it misconfigured?
 
You usually have different download/upload limits on your broadband connections... The speed u can download does not mean you can upload at the same speed...
 
How much RAM do you have?

Apache works slightly differently than AIM... It may try to get the file into RAM, cannot find enough RAM, and start swapping it, whereas AIM may stream it more efficiently.

Also, I am not sure that Windows is the best platform for Apache - it may run faster on a *Unix.
 
aim send files more efficiently than apache...highly doubt that, i would also try upgrading to the latest version and checking out the apache site for FAQ's.
 
AIM likely uses multiple threads when downloading files. Opening multiple threads/connections to the host usually speeds up transfers considerably.
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Multiple connections to the same host, when that host isn't throttling you, get you nothing but extra overhead in managing the threads and connections. And if the host is throttling you hopefully it's smart enough to limit per IP and not per socket.

I've never used apache for tranfering large files so I can't comment on it though, I usually use FTP or SMB.
 
Originally posted by: Nothinman
And if the host is throttling you hopefully it's smart enough to limit per IP and not per socket.
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There must be a lot of stupid server admins out there, because Download Accelerator helps more often than it doesn't.
 
There must be a lot of stupid server admins out there, because Download Accelerator helps more often than it doesn't.
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According to all the CodeRed attempts in my apache logs I would say you're very right. Also, DAP now comes with a nice dose of spyware, if you didn't know.
 
I'll give 2.0.40 or whatever is the newest a shot.
edit: um... apache now uploads at 700k/sec, as does AIM, so either the clients I was testing with were all sucking or something else was temporarily not acting right. Guess i'll stick with .0.35 unless there is some exploit or something 😉
 
There's a remote-crashing bug, so I put on 2.0.40. Now I can't start apache:
Syntax error on line 760 of C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/conf/httpd.conf:
Cannot load D:/php/sapi/php4apache2.dll into server: The specified procedure could not be found.

I did not change the httpd.conf file and did not move any DLLs around. I tried uisng a differnet location of the php dll but still can't get it to work.
 
Did you get a new version of the php module? If you're still using the same module you used with 2.0.35 you might want to upgrade that too (or rather, have to).
 
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