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On Fri, 29 Jul 2005, Jacob Coby wrote:
problem. They've scanned all of their computers for viruses. My only
thought at this point is some spyware is screwing up the tcp stack and isn't
closing connections.
IANAexpert_on_apache...
I was under the impression that apache had the option to close down a
tcpip session when it had sent all the hits in a request (or is this
https?) as part of http persistence (this is not LVS persistence).
I has assumed that if the client didn't close the session in the timeout
then apache would do it anyhow.
Joe
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