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IIS7 hangs on requests while uploading file

I am setting up a small ASP.net application on an IIS 7 server, but I have a small problem. A part of the application is uploading large files using a simple upload form. The problem is that, when I start an upload and meanwhile try to continue…
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Nginx rewrite to specific part of requested uri

I am quite new to nginx rewrite concept and I can't figure out how to rewrite the requested_uri to a specific Uri. I am trying to make rewrites to specific js files. For example, I have this requested_uri:…
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Haproxy routing to single backup server from multiple nodes

I have several small server and one big server that contain mirror of that several small server. Let's call it Server A, Server B, Server C and Server D for group of small server, and the big server will have Server X as name. frontend proxy bind…
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NGINX should not change the URL in the Browser Address Bar

I hope you can help me on the following matter. I have NGINX Running and want to forward to .html (virtual pages) to index.php?view=$args without changing the URL, which is shown in the Browser Address Bar (REQUEST URI) I tried it several times now…
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Should the maximum number of request threads be similar to the maximum number of database connections?

I have a spring boot application with an embedded tomcat server. The max-threads setting of tomcat is currently set to 250. Next to that the spring boot application also uses a MySql database as the datasource. For managing DB connections its using…
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apache requests failing

I'm trying to figure out why sometimes the client fails to load objects/requests from a dynamic page served from Apache/MySql/Debian machine. Let's say 13 objects are to be loaded for a total of 185.3 KB load, with no external objects (no DNS…
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How to get size of HTTP request and response including protocol overhead?

I am working on an IoT-related research project with several devices. However, my project partner responsible for the infrastructure restricted the traffic for each device to a maximum of 500 MB per month. To meet this restriction, I tried to…
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Lot of bandwidth consumed in Get Request to website served by Apache

Can someone help me to identify the reason for so much bandwidth consumption by our website, the webserver is Apache, and is hosted in AWS Ec2 instance along with some other websites. In a single day our "Network out" bandwidth utilization went to…
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DHCP relay doesn't send responses to client over VPN

I have a machine (lets call it device) that has an ipsec connection (VPN) to another machine (call it gateway). The device is tunnels to the gw through a virtual interface vti0 and everything works correctly for the most part. On the side of the gw…
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HTTP Request with a VPS on 2 IPs in Java

I have a Linux VPS with 2 virtual network interfaces. Each one has it own IP : vps (venet0) + + | | venet0:0 venet0:1 …
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How do I obtain requests per second and latency per request for a UDP Request

I have an HTTP Api Server that is querying a UDP Server. I used wrk to test the requests per second for the HTTP Api Server and now I want to test the UDP Server requests per second and latency per request. Id like to be able to set the number of…
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Dealing with duplicate requests in IIS that cause unnecessary load

I have an API that has a CheckStatus inquiry. Once the client has been given a final status by CheckStatus they are supposed to stop polling the API for status updates, but inevitably they dont! The duplicated requests cause unnecessary load (up to…
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Can NGINX or Apache be configured as a reverse proxy that will substitute URLs in body content in both inbound and outbound directions?

I currently have a vendor web application that puts fully qualified domain names in response bodies (HTML, JavaScript, CSS). For example, requests made to "realserver.mycompany.com" will contain JavaScript with variables that are set to…
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How does Google manage the life of a request (from SRE book)?

I am reading Site Reliability Engineering, a book about how Google manages its software infrastructure. There is a section in chapter 2, where the life of a request to a Google service is described. The main points are: [...] first, the user points…
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apache access logs extreme amount of entries

So i was made aware that a site on my server was getting hundreds of thousands of requests per day, so i checked the access log out. I found literally thousands of lines of the below: 103.67.235.89 - - [18/Oct/2017:06:27:26 +0100] "GET…
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