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[users@httpd] image download...
Hello All,
I am using redhat 7.3 with apache on my webserver. I could always see that
my websites hosted on my webserver do not download all the images of
website. I have to refresh the page number of times to see all the images in
the browser. The size of the images is not more than 10K. Is this my server
problem or I have missed anything in the configuration of apache?
Regards,
Tina...
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Re: [users@httpd] image download...
Posted by sy...@eluminoustechnologies.com.
Thankx for the reply.
It's not just me who experience the problem. Others too experience the same
problem. I have also checked the image folder. I also checked the error_log
and access_log file. I noticed that not all images where downloaded. Also it
showed me no error for images not been downloaded nor anything in access_log
file.
Thank you
Tina...
----- Original Message -----
From: "pete rippe" <ca...@cox.net>
To: <us...@httpd.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 11:25 PM
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] image download...
> Is it just you who have experienced that problem, or other people
> complained as well? If its just you, i'd probably check what browser you
> are using, or something mainly on the client side. If multiple people
> have complained, do a 'tail -f access_log' which will open the last
> lines of the log, and as requests come in, you will see them updated as
> it goes. Now just load one of the sites that has problems, and see all
> the requests that come in, and check that each image request that should
> be in the page actually are even being noticed. Do the images that don't
> get downloaded display as like 'X'd boxes (like, the image doesnt
> exist), or are they just shown as place markers and your browser is
> still trying to load them? A bit more info on your apache config would
> be nice, but its possible that its set up to not handle as many requests
> per thread or process (again, depending how you have it setup) so
> something is just getting dropped as apache doesnt want to handle that
> many requests. I'm not sure how much that helped, but thats just my input.
>
> --Pete
>
>
> system@eluminoustechnologies.com wrote:
>
> >Hello All,
> >
> >I am using redhat 7.3 with apache on my webserver. I could always see
that
> >my websites hosted on my webserver do not download all the images of
> >website. I have to refresh the page number of times to see all the images
in
> >the browser. The size of the images is not more than 10K. Is this my
server
> >problem or I have missed anything in the configuration of apache?
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >Tina...
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [users@httpd] image download...
Posted by pete rippe <ca...@cox.net>.
Is it just you who have experienced that problem, or other people
complained as well? If its just you, i'd probably check what browser you
are using, or something mainly on the client side. If multiple people
have complained, do a 'tail -f access_log' which will open the last
lines of the log, and as requests come in, you will see them updated as
it goes. Now just load one of the sites that has problems, and see all
the requests that come in, and check that each image request that should
be in the page actually are even being noticed. Do the images that don't
get downloaded display as like 'X'd boxes (like, the image doesnt
exist), or are they just shown as place markers and your browser is
still trying to load them? A bit more info on your apache config would
be nice, but its possible that its set up to not handle as many requests
per thread or process (again, depending how you have it setup) so
something is just getting dropped as apache doesnt want to handle that
many requests. I'm not sure how much that helped, but thats just my input.
--Pete
system@eluminoustechnologies.com wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>I am using redhat 7.3 with apache on my webserver. I could always see that
>my websites hosted on my webserver do not download all the images of
>website. I have to refresh the page number of times to see all the images in
>the browser. The size of the images is not more than 10K. Is this my server
>problem or I have missed anything in the configuration of apache?
>
>Regards,
>
>Tina...
>
>
>
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