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Posted by writeson on 08/04/06 22:09
JDS wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 11:51:24 -0700, writeson wrote:
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> > So here's my question; has anyone tried running the tux kernel based
> > web server alongside Apache with the goal of freeing Apache from
> > serving up static files and increasing it's capacity to handle dynamic
> > requests? I had one of the guys on our team try to set this up.
> > Essentially configuring tux so it would serve all static content and
> > pass on other requests (php pages) to Apache. Both processes are
> > running on the same server. We got this working, but didn't see much of
> > an improvement in the capacity of the server.
>
> I'm pretty sure that the desired setup that you describe was the impetus
> behind creating Tux in the first place. I'd be surprised if you didn't
> find information about this in a Google search.
>
> I think you'll havta run the two servers on different ports, though.
>
> later...
> --
> JDS
JDS,
Thanks for the reply. We did in fact set this up on two different
ports: TUX is running on port 80 and Apache is on port 8080. TUX just
passes requests for things that aren't static files onto Apache at port
8080. Just to be compulsive, both TUX and Apache are running on the
same server.
Doug
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