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For sometime I’ve had complaints from one of the users
of a particular mod_perl handler that is timing out on their end. They
are using a programmatic Java client, accessing a mod_perl registry handler
that simply returns a text file.
The client is accessing my servers via a proxy which then
connects to a load balancer that balances between two of my boxes.
The client uses a 500 millisecond read timeout which is
often reached, causing the client process to throw exceptions. However,
when I look at my logs, the %D param shows durations well below this limit.
At times I do not see the requests at all.
What should I be looking at on my servers to see if the
problem is on my end?
As much as it appears that the problem is in the proxies, I
want to make sure that I’ve covered all the bases from my end before I escalate
the issue.
There are no fixup handlers or log handlers, which I believe
might impact post-logging timings.
Thanks, everybody.
Eric
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