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Dec 11 |
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Tools for load-testing HTTP servers? Excellent summary of strategies. |
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Sep 1 |
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Does creating a new CNAME replace the old? Thanks, I've got it now! |
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Sep 1 |
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Does creating a new CNAME replace the old? See follow up question in edit |
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Sep 1 |
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Does creating a new CNAME replace the old? See follow up question in edit. |
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Aug 18 |
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Methods for redirecting to a utility server Great answer. The first sentence is key. Even if I avoided embedding the utility server name on the web page, I wouldn't be able to mask the network traffic. All the user needs to do is start HTTPFox and the game is up. Thanks! |
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Nov 11 |
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init.d scripts written in Python I'm going with this answer. The point is that Python isn't necessary and isn't standard, and as such it can create an extra point of debugging uncertainty and extra point of failure. In reference to the original SO question, I gather that such scripts can launch daemons, but they shouldn't be the actual daemons. |
