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If you enable Pipelined connections within say, FF, Chrome, etc, you will see something like this from within ruid2, which causes failures to display content:
[Sun Mar 06 12:40:21.255723 2016] [:error] [pid 31114] mod_ruid2 test.server.com GET /images/whatever.gif HTTP/1.1 chdir to /home/virtfs/blahblah failed (No such file or directory)
To reproduce this, simply enable HTTP Pipelined connections within a browser - iOS Safari has Pipelining enabled by default for images, but desktop Firefox/Chrome/Safari apparently all have it disabled by default.
A workaround is to disable KeepAlives within Apache when RUID2 is enabled.
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If you enable Pipelined connections within say, FF, Chrome, etc, you will see something like this from within ruid2, which causes failures to display content:
[Sun Mar 06 12:40:21.255723 2016] [:error] [pid 31114] mod_ruid2 test.server.com GET /images/whatever.gif HTTP/1.1 chdir to /home/virtfs/blahblah failed (No such file or directory)
To reproduce this, simply enable HTTP Pipelined connections within a browser - iOS Safari has Pipelining enabled by default for images, but desktop Firefox/Chrome/Safari apparently all have it disabled by default.
A workaround is to disable KeepAlives within Apache when RUID2 is enabled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: