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02:06.59heapstang^: can i bother you with lpr and apsfilter printing question?
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02:11.05czervikif I have a page servlet that creates html, with images in the final html output, should I have tomcat or apache server the images ?
02:12.31heapscan you even combine from different sources to a client?
02:13.46czervikin the HTML, you do something like "...img src=/blah.jpg...", and apache will send the image to the browser
02:14.18heapsgive it a try and see if you can get it to work
02:14.33czervikI have, and it works
02:15.46heapsyou have first hand knowledge, images are pretty much static, so if it works, go for it
02:16.06czervikif you look at the access_log for apache, you will see a request for blah.jpg
02:16.45czerviktomcat can serve static data, so I am wondering if it is faster to have tomcat serve the images?
02:16.50heapsi assume it cant be done, html source different from the image source..but you said you got it working
02:17.23czervikwhat I am saying is that the image comes from apache, and the HTML comes from tomcat
02:17.35czervikis that the fastest setup ?
02:18.03heapsi have not measured it myself, but there are claims apache is more effecient with static pages
02:19.05heapsyou have a page with these setup html coming from tomcat and images coming from apache i can test ?
02:19.57czervikno, sorry
02:20.39czervikon to another topic, anyone know if jmeter can support mutually authenticated SSL sites ?
02:21.29heapsnot i
02:21.55czervikheaps: I think it is just you and I here tonight
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03:54.11sandman10_99does anybody know what user tomcat acts as on the system
03:54.12sandman10_99?
03:54.18sandman10_99for debian woody
03:54.35sandman10_99i know that it doesn't act as "tomcat"
03:54.46sandman10_99so would that mean it is whoever launched it?
03:55.06sandman10_99of course i mean under what UID does it run
03:55.12sandman10_99but i never ask things right the first time
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13:41.40sandman10_99if you recall, there was one page that the session persisted in, although it was logged as being invalidated and it didn't persist in any others
13:41.46sandman10_99well, if i just click logout like 10-20 times eventually the page loses the session
13:42.16sandman10_99but what accounts for this time when the session persists and it shouldn't (because i kill it and set it to null and invalidate it as mr_smith suggested) is left to be discovered
13:42.25sandman10_99anybody got any suggestions?
13:42.36sandman10_99the delay is approx. 10 seconds for this specific page
13:43.02sandman10_99but for the others the session is gone immediately (as i suspect should happen)
13:46.32sandman10_99AND it's not time sensitive
13:46.35sandman10_99but if i keep clicking logout i get it after about 10 seconds
13:46.43sandman10_99i just waited like 2 minutes and when to the offending page, still no logout
13:46.58sandman10_99but if i keep clicking logout i get it after about 10 seconds
13:47.08sandman10_99there has to be something going wrong in the LogoutAction that causes it to work only sometimes
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14:11.55hellabot"sandman" pasted "Session doesn't invalidate for one .jsp file, while others are fine." at http://www.hellaweb.com/hellabot/28
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15:20.16sobelcan anyone here talk about session affinity and load balancing with mod_jk2 with me?  i'm so close but google is failing to help me find the answers...
15:20.58sobelapache2/mod_jk2, tomcat 4.1.24
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17:13.40jkkhey Spline
17:13.53Splinehi
17:13.59Splinewhat are you up to?
17:15.01jkkstill working with jxta
17:15.04jkkhaving lots of fun :)
17:15.06jkkyou?
17:16.54sobelhey.. does any of you know if session affinity works with mod_jk2?
17:17.56sobeli set stickySession but it's still balancing every transaction, rather than every session
17:18.10sobelthus, realm auth doesn't work
17:20.29jkksobel: sorry, no clue
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17:21.58Splinejkk: playing with xindice and hibernate
17:22.05SplineI've developed a curious fixation on persistence
17:22.27Splinealthough I may have a fun project coming up that JXTA fits
17:33.04jkkhehe
17:33.09jkkwhat's the project?
17:33.19jkki need to play with hibernate soon
17:33.28jkkthough hibernate still feels kind of dirty to me
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18:01.34Splinewell a friend wants to make a p2p thing kind of like friendster
18:01.50Splinei may help him out
18:04.13jasonbNeat.
18:04.46Splinewhat?
18:04.54Splinepulling my leg?
18:05.13jasonbNope.
18:05.24Splinewhat happened to collab.net?
18:05.26jasonbCollabNet laid me off two fridays ago.
18:05.33Splineholy shit
18:05.34jasonb(if you can believe that)
18:05.40Splinethat was a quick recovery
18:05.43jasonbThe day after I got back from OSCON they laid me off.
18:05.49Splineyou the only one?
18:06.27jasonbSo, that weekend I started talking to my friend who already worked for Friendster (he was like either the first or second person hired), and as it turns out Friendster is running a massively parallel Tomcat 4.1 installation!
18:06.53Splineheh sweet!
18:06.55jasonbSo, as it turned out, I ended up getting hired and I'm now working for Friendster full time.
18:07.06Splinehows the work?
18:07.34jasonbIt's incredible.  We've got 1.1 Million users now, growing by over 20,000 new users every day.  We have to scale Tomcat up very, very high.
18:07.49jasonbIt's really an extreme open source scalability project.
18:08.08tang^somebody should document that somewhere
18:08.17jasonbI will.. trust me.
18:08.26tang^cool
18:08.32jasonbI'm going to publish papers about it, and maybe co-author another book about that.
18:08.38Splineso user registration is your biggest bottleneck?
18:08.41Splineim surprised if so
18:09.05jasonbI work with Ian McFarland here, who just so happens to be the co-author of one of the competing Tomcat books!  (Mastering Tomcat Development)
18:09.38jasonbSpline: User registration itself isn't the bottleneck.  It's the 250,000+ users hitting the site daily that's the problem!
18:09.42tang^friendster cornering the market on tomcat brain wattage?
18:09.52jasonbtang^: Just about!  Heh..
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18:10.09Splinehow do you do hosting?
18:10.15jasonbHosting?
18:10.27Splineyea, like all with exodus (cable and wireless?)
18:10.38Splineor lots of rackspace boxen?
18:10.42Splineor your own datacenter(s)
18:10.58jasonbWe're actually looking around right now.. we're about to change how we do that and we're not totally sure yet what we're going to do.
18:11.05Splineah
18:11.15Splinedont say that too loud
18:11.20Splinethose salesmen come out of the woodwork
18:11.32jasonbWe don't have our own datacenters.  We have like 8 employees total right now, including the receptionist!  And, we have a very, very small office, and have only been in it for less than a month.
18:11.40Splineand you self host
18:11.48Splinewhats the revenue model?
18:11.52jasonbWhat does self-host mean?
18:12.00Splinelike, you have servers on your end of a T1
18:12.16jasonbAt some point (soon) we're going to start charging for some of the features on the site.
18:12.30jasonbIt's all planned out but I don't know all the details.
18:12.52Splineyou like to stay out of that side of things huh?
18:12.53Spline:)
18:13.18jasonbSpline: We don't have a T1.  We have gigabit ethernet coming into a colo, and we're steadily pushing out more than 110Mb of traffic all the time.
18:13.32Splinewhew
18:13.35Splineok a colo
18:13.37jasonbYEah.
18:14.21jasonbSo Tomcat 4.1 is doing pretty well.. clustered behind a Foundry Networks ServerIron.  Works great.
18:14.32Splinecool
18:14.35Splineserver affinity?
18:14.39jasonbYes.
18:14.48Splinemakes it simpler on the app end
18:14.57Splinedude that sounds like a neat project
18:15.11Splineso, hiring 3-6 month contracts? :)
18:15.38jasonbHeh, no.
18:15.58Splinedamn
18:15.58Splineheh
18:16.02jasonb:)
18:16.07Splineim moving in a month and looking for end of year contracts
18:16.15jasonbWhere are you moving to?
18:16.31Splineoklahoma city
18:19.47jasonbNeat.  One of my old bosses formerly from Collab now lives there.
18:20.54Splineyea all sorts of random people live there that I didnt expect
18:21.18Splineso, should I get his info from you? :)
18:22.47jasonbIf you want.  He's not into Java at all.  He's sort of an old guy who is into amateur rocketry -- cool stuff though.
18:25.05Splineheh
18:25.15Splineamateur rocketry.. lots of people are into that
18:25.19Splinesort of a rich guy sport though
18:31.07jasonbSort of.
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21:01.29p3Anyone familur with rhino from mozilla.org?
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22:55.48jkkSpline: re
22:56.04Splinere
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