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On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Martijn Grendelman wrote:
Ehr.. no reason, I guess. It's still there from when I
used RR scheduling and I guess I forgot to remove it. I
don't think it is actually useful.
Are you up for removing persistence (as a test) and let me
know how it goes?
On a different topic - why do you have publically
accessable realservers?
Why, is that a problem? Security or otherwise?
I've been telling everyone (in the HOWTO and on the mailing
list) not to expose the realservers. This gives attackers
more places to get in. If you aren't having any problems,
then I should at least remember that not everyone has to do
it.
We run a few applications that don't scale well, so we
keep the webserver on the realservers open for those.
OK
Joe
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