Christine Kronberg wrote: [status 200 on CONNECT] > I see the same, when people try to use my apache as proxy. But > my index page has always the same size (I do not alter each day :-) ). > The entries above show a big difference in the transferred bytes. That is true, I didn't notice that. However, a dynamic PHP page could vary quite a bit. I think the sensible thing to do is to check in each case whether it's a misconfigured proxy or simply a PHP4 bug. I almost paniced and shut down our webserver when I saw the entries in the log :-) >>I have found several references to this being a PHP4 bug, which can >>happen when you have an index.php file and a DirectoryIndex index.php >>directive in you Apache conf. > > > As I don't have php, do you also see a hop in the transferred bytes? > Or is that stable? It's mostly stable in my case - I can track the variations in size to the changes that I've made to the DB that drives the page. But, on a blog type site, I whould imagine the variations would be bigger and more frequent. Best regards Thomas Jensen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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