I need an apache 2 expert

[sandman!]

paying job that should take 30 min's top's hit me up on icq if interested 14420613

[sandman!]

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[skoalman]

Hit me up ICQ 172146397

[devnull]

What's the job?

[sandman!]

What's the job?

reconfiguring it to handle 100k html loads + 2-4 million images per hour

[fris]

i would seriously consider not running apache2, it lacks major modules that 1.x has, 2.x is in development stages. i think you may run into problems. 1.x has a lot more advantages than 2.x if you need the stuff 1.x has, you wont find them in ver 2

[sandman!]

i would seriously consider not running apache2, it lacks major modules that 1.x has, 2.x is in development stages. i think you may run into problems. 1.x has a lot more advantages than 2.x if you need the stuff 1.x has, you wont find them in ver 2

current plan is to downgrade to 1.3

my tech is on vacation so i need someone to do this tho

[E Guru]

What operating system does your server run on?

[go4$]

lol next time post more info

[sandman!]

What operating system does your server run on?

freebsd 5.3 i think

[devnull]

i would seriously consider not running apache2, it lacks major modules that 1.x has, 2.x is in development stages. i think you may run into problems. 1.x has a lot more advantages than 2.x if you need the stuff 1.x has, you wont find them in ver 2

2.x is in development stages



n00b.

[devnull]

reconfiguring it to handle 100k html loads + 2-4 million images per hour

Apache2 can do that fine, although you need to change the default settings and upgrade to v2.2.x as it has mod_mem_cache enabled. You should pick a host that deals with high traffic sites, e.g RCN.

[sandman!]

Apache2 can do that fine, although you need to change the default settings and upgrade to v2.2.x as it has mod_mem_cache enabled. You should pick a host that deals with high traffic sites, e.g RCN.

i own my own hardware not looking for manged hosting i have a tech that is just on vacation right now and i dont feel like waiting

[toddler]

2.x is in development stages



n00b.

er, fris is completely correct.

Who the fuck are you?

[toddler]

Apache2 can do that fine, although you need to change the default settings and upgrade to v2.2.x as it has mod_mem_cache enabled. You should pick a host that deals with high traffic sites, e.g RCN.

Since I've avoide apache2.x for some time due to stability problems in the past, I went and looked at mod_mem_cache. My opinion is simple: wait for it to get out of fucking expirmental mode before rolling it to your production servers.

[sandman!]

Since I've avoide apache2.x for some time due to stability problems in the past, I went and looked at mod_mem_cache. My opinion is simple: wait for it to get out of fucking expirmental mode before rolling it to your production servers.

i fully agree my tech installed apache 2 without me even knowing it will get a ass reaming once he gets back from vacation

[toddler]

i fully agree my tech installed apache 2 without me even knowing it will get a ass reaming once he gets back from vacation

ah, to be clear, my comments were aimed at devnull ;)

Abuse your tech! Abuse your tech!


Happy Holidays kids, type nice!

[sandman!]

ah, to be clear, my comments were aimed at devnull ;)

Abuse your tech! Abuse your tech!


Happy Holidays kids, type nice!

i know what you were saying

i was just agreeing with you

[fris]

heh us n00bs managing 30 servers with apache must not know whats in development stages

[toddler]

heh us n00bs managing 30 servers with apache must not know whats in development stages

exactly. In my case, add a 0, but its still holds true

[sandman!]

Hit me up ICQ 172146397

thanks for the help you rock