Looking into AcceptFilter directive and was wondering is SUSE enhanced their setup to support more than TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT tcp connections.
Ultimately I’m trying to improve performance of a Drupal setup with apache 2.4 and php-fpm 5.5 on a SUSE 11 sp3 vm server. Apache & PHP compiled from source.
Thanks
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Hi cisaksen,
[QUOTE=cisaksen;21619]Looking into AcceptFilter directive and was wondering is SUSE enhanced their setup to support more than TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT tcp connections.
Ultimately I’m trying to improve performance of a Drupal setup with apache 2.4 and php-fpm 5.5 on a SUSE 11 sp3 vm server. Apache & PHP compiled from source.
Thanks[/QUOTE]
my guess is that there’s nothing additionally provided, but you may want to open an according service request to get an answer from SUSE engineering. To avoid confusion I would recommend to leave out that you’re running a self-compiled Apache httpd, as the support would have to be added at the kernel level, which seems to be stock SLES 11 SP3 in your case.
BTW, the Apache docs state that “Only FreeBSD’s Accept Filters, Linux’s more primitive TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT, and Windows’ optimized AcceptEx() are currently supported.”, so if SUSE had implemented options, they would have needed to provide a modified Apache httpd, too. That would conflict with your use of a self-compile version…
Regards,
Jens