> The 20 second delay is so large that to me it suggests a timeout of some
> kind - perhaps something like a name resolution, or reverse DNS lookup.
>
> However, I would recommend with Apache to use the Perl relay rather than
> the CGI one. It is much more transparent and easier to configure/debug. As
> well, if you have mod_perl installed, it will be significantly more
> efficient, because it will not have the overhead of CGI invocation.
>
> At 11:25 AM 8/6/2007, Ernst wrote:
> >Hi,
> >I try to relay all requests to the VW web server through the waverelay,
> >because I want to use ssl (https:// ).
> >Each request trough cgi2vw is delayed by 20 seconds.
> >When the request originates from localhost there is sometimes no delay.
> >The requests get eventually answered correctly, but every time the cgi2vw
> > has a segmentation fault:
> >Aug 7 00:50:50 catalina2 kernel: catalina2@4910[20528]: segfault at
> >0000000000000046 rip 0000000000bfb6ed rsp 00000000ffeecb2c error 4
> >
> >The 20 seconds delay makes it unusable. The segmentaion fault is a worry.
> >
> >I have tried:
> >Tested with cgi2vw-test.pl that the cgi2vw.ini is accessible. Set USER to
> >apache in httpd.conf as described in cgi2vw-test.pl
> >
> >Disabled all logging in cgi2vw.ini to avoid writing log files in case
> > there is a permission problem.
> >
> >Software:
> >Fedora 6: Linux 2.6.20-1.2962.fc6 #1 SMP Tue Jun 19 18:50:05 EDT 2007
> > x86_64 GNU/Linux
> >apache: httpd-2.2.4-2.1.fc6
> >vw7.5nc, cgi2wv from CD: VWNC 7.5 apr 16, 2007
> >
> >Thanks for looking at this
> >Ernst
>
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