Can you pls clarify the meaning of the second argument <max bytes="" per="" second="">.
The first argument <bytes per="" second=""> is clear. And I believe the third argument acts as a switch, such that the QS_SrvMinDataRate action is disabled until the number of active connections equals <connections>.
But I don't understand the documentation about the second argument <max bytes="" per="" second="">. Can you pls clarify what it does, possibly including an example.
Thanks.
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The attaches image (SrvMinDataRate.png) shall illustrate the options of the QS_SrvMinDataRate directive (note: MaxClients is the Apache core directive which is evaluated by mod_qos).
Can you pls clarify the meaning of the second argument <max bytes="" per="" second="">.
The first argument <bytes per="" second=""> is clear. And I believe the third argument acts as a switch, such that the QS_SrvMinDataRate action is disabled until the number of active connections equals <connections>.
But I don't understand the documentation about the second argument <max bytes="" per="" second="">. Can you pls clarify what it does, possibly including an example.
Thanks.
I just saw the error.log msg: "...mod_qos(009): server version is 2.4 but mod_qos should be used with Apache 2.2 only."
So, as I will be sticking with apache 2.4, it seems the above question is moot.
The attaches image (SrvMinDataRate.png) shall illustrate the options of the QS_SrvMinDataRate directive (note: MaxClients is the Apache core directive which is evaluated by mod_qos).
And yes, Apache 2.4 features the http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_reqtimeout.html module which you may use.
Last edit: Pascal Buchbinder 2015-03-01
Thanks so much!
Last edit: Maicon Schelter 2015-03-10