> ========================= > Cherokee 0.99.8 released! > ========================= > Ubuntu Jaunty,Intrepid,Hardy DEBS Done at the usual Place: https://launchpad.net/~cherokee-webserver/+archive/ppa Debian Unstable DEBS Gunnar has fixed the upload problems for Unstable so it must be on the queue to the archive. Saludos Leonel
Hello I want to try to use cherokee as a backend server for my site. My frontend server (nginx) sets header 'X-Real-IP to $remote_addr (visitor IP) and my backend (nginx also) takes this header and replaces frontend's IP with IP in this header so in logs I can see a real addresses instead of address of my frontend. How to do it with cherokee? -- -- Denis Kot denis?jabber.org.by ICQ: 13680126 Mobil: +375 29 6-1234-78
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> Hey all, > I've updated to 0.99.8 now, and my clients started to complain that some > images won't load anymore. > Testing some options, I managed to fix that only by disabling GZip and > Deflate (which was always enabled, and I don't recall having problems with > it). > > Could someone check if he can get this image to be served by Cherokee > 0.99.8 > with Gzip and Deflate enabled? > http://noal.org.il/static/gallery/77911/85122.jpg > As I said, it is now being served by Cherokee 0.99.8 but GZip and Deflate > are disabled. > > Thank you! > > -- > Yo'av Moshe > > _______________________________________________ > Cherokee mailing list > Cherokee <at> lists.octality.com > http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee > > I see an image of a Linux Cluster :-P Saludos Leonel
I have the same problem,
I can't see jpg and png extensions, but I can see pdf, all them matching the same rule.
Rule type: Extensions
Extensions: jpg,png,pdf
Handler: Static content
Encoding: Allow gzip -->Enabled
Allow deflate --> Enabled
And the files:
http://juanba.homelinux.org/downloads/85122.jpg
http://juanba.homelinux.org/downloads/sample.pdf
Hey all,
I've updated to 0.99.8 now, and my clients started to complain that some images won't load anymore.
Testing some options, I managed to fix that only by disabling GZip and Deflate (which was always enabled, and I don't recall having problems with it).
Could someone check if he can get this image to be served by Cherokee 0.99.8 with Gzip and Deflate enabled?
http://noal.org.il/static/gallery/77911/85122.jpg
As I said, it is now being served by Cherokee 0.99.8 but GZip and Deflate are disabled.
Thank you!
--
Yo'av Moshe
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Just another idea - divide jpg and png to own rule, disable gzip and disable deflate create new rule for pfg - enable gzip and enable deflate See if when you do this, after HARD RESTART of Cherokee if the JPG serving problems continue. If they do: Handler > Allow Keepalive > UNENABLE (unchecked). Hard Restart Cherokee. Test again. I recommend trying this temporarily until Alvaro gets to tracking this issue and sending out new release. I have had some limited success with similar problems in Cherokee by doing such. Let us know here if any of this helps/solves issue since others probably experiencing the same. -Paul 2009/4/1 Juanba Escrig <jbescrig <at> gmail.com>: > I have the same problem, > I can't see jpg and png extensions, but I can see pdf, all them matching the > same rule. > > Rule type: Extensions > Extensions: jpg,png,pdf > Handler: Static content > Encoding: Allow gzip -->Enabled > Allow deflate --> Enabled > > And the files: > http://juanba.homelinux.org/downloads/85122.jpg > http://juanba.homelinux.org/downloads/sample.pdf > > > > 2009/4/2 Yo'av Moshe <bjesus <at> gmail.com> >> >> Hey all, >> I've updated to 0.99.8 now, and my clients started to complain that some >> images won't load anymore. >> Testing some options, I managed to fix that only by disabling GZip and >> Deflate (which was always enabled, and I don't recall having problems with >> it). >> >> Could someone check if he can get this image to be served by Cherokee >> 0.99.8 with Gzip and Deflate enabled? >> http://noal.org.il/static/gallery/77911/85122.jpg >> As I said, it is now being served by Cherokee 0.99.8 but GZip and Deflate >> are disabled. >> >> Thank you! >> >> -- >> Yo'av Moshe >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Cherokee mailing list >> Cherokee <at> lists.octality.com >> http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Cherokee mailing list > Cherokee <at> lists.octality.com > http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee > >
Here's the situation: Using reverse proxy for HTTP posts as well. Created another Behavior Target to handle form posts from website. Rule Type: HTTP Method Method: Post Handler > Allow Keepalive enabled Back-end Servers > Balancer > Round Robin Information Sources > www1 172.24.96.61:80 When a form is submitted, the user gets literally a blank page back. The page is totally empty. Nothing there, not HTML, no error, nothing. In the meantime the submission actually went through just fine and we have the submission in the database. If you submit a form and get the empty screen then immediately reload that blank page (F5) key in browser. The submission goes through and you get the proper expected output screen. If you were to do this and not immediately reload the blank page (more than 2 seconds) you get another blank screen over and over each time unless you submit then reload in under 2 seconds or less. So that's bug #1 :) Here's the second one. Now, I tried accomplishing this post handler by using the Generic Load Balancer instead. That upon submit returns the HTML code of the post submission page on every submit. For some reason the page doesn't render in the browser but shows the code instead. Something non-compliant with the Generic Load Balancer. I thought this worked for us a few releases ago ~~ last week. Anyone running latest version? Test a submit/post/form submission to see if you are experiencing the same issue. -Paul
pub crawler dijo [Wed, Apr 01, 2009 at 10:50:46PM -0400]: > Just another idea - divide jpg and png to own rule, disable gzip and > disable deflate > create new rule for pfg - enable gzip and enable deflate FWIW, this makes perfect sense - JPG and PNG files will not benefit from gzip/deflate, as they are already compressed. Likewise for MP3, Zip, .gz, .bz2, Ogg, and... Well, many others> See if when you do this, after HARD RESTART of Cherokee if the JPG > serving problems continue. > > If they do: Handler > Allow Keepalive > UNENABLE (unchecked). Hard > Restart Cherokee. > Test again. Umh, from the information posted so far, what makes you relate the keepalive to this behaviour? Although AFAICT the performance hit will not be huge, there _is_ a performance hit from having to establish multiple connections instead of reusing existing ones. -- -- Gunnar Wolf - gwolf <at> gwolf.org - (+52-55)5623-0154 / 1451-2244 PGP key 1024D/8BB527AF 2001-10-23 Fingerprint: 0C79 D2D1 2C4E 9CE4 5973 F800 D80E F35A 8BB5 27AF
Hello Denis! On 01-abr-09, at 15:01, Denis Kot wrote: > I want to try to use cherokee as a backend server for my site. My > frontend server (nginx) sets header 'X-Real-IP to $remote_addr > (visitor IP) and my backend (nginx also) takes this header and > replaces frontend's IP with IP in this header so in logs I can see a > real addresses instead of address of my frontend. > > How to do it with cherokee? X-Real-IP is currently supported by trunk. It will be shipped with the upcoming Cherokee 0.99.9 release (really soon). -- Greetings, alo. http://www.alobbs.com/
Good Morning, Did anyone try defining these new separate rules in Cherokee? Did this remedy JPG file serving issues? Aware of the keep-alive performance benefit. In my testing of recent versions of Cherokee there seems to be perhaps a slight relationship to Keep-Alive as it relates to this. Can't confirm this 100%, but I've seen it in our high use production environment relative to us of Cherokee in Reverse Proxy mode. Unsure if this relates to other modes of use with Cherokee. -Paul On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Gunnar Wolf <gwolf <at> gwolf.org> wrote: > pub crawler dijo [Wed, Apr 01, 2009 at 10:50:46PM -0400]: >> Just another idea - divide jpg and png to own rule, disable gzip and >> disable deflate >> create new rule for pfg - enable gzip and enable deflate > > FWIW, this makes perfect sense - JPG and PNG files will not benefit > from gzip/deflate, as they are already compressed. Likewise for MP3, > Zip, .gz, .bz2, Ogg, and... Well, many others
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