hege wrote:
Might as well be the same problem. Clients flooding many requests to some URL that does not respond. So all HAVP processes are busy waiting for the response until timeout of 60-120 seconds by default. Are there any errors in your havp.log?
The usual errors are:
Code:
14/12/2007 23:12:11 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/62.178.230.210:80)
14/12/2007 23:12:12 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/62.178.230.210:80)
14/12/2007 23:12:30 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/www.sumotracker.com:80)
14/12/2007 23:14:30 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/www.sumotracker.com:80)
14/12/2007 23:15:03 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/62.178.230.210:80)
14/12/2007 23:16:31 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/www.sumotracker.com:80)
14/12/2007 23:17:04 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/62.178.230.210:80)
14/12/2007 23:18:31 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/www.sumotracker.com:80)
14/12/2007 23:20:00 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/62.178.230.210:80)
14/12/2007 23:22:01 (10.1.1.6) Could not read server header (10.1.1.85/62.178.230.210:80)
Before that, i can see (taking a view into my "hand log") many logs concerning to "clamd" down.
I erase that logs to try to reproduce them when users call to me saying that there is no browsing and put here.