Apache/PHP does not show images after refeshing website
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Apache/PHP does not show images after refeshing website
I am receiveing a matter with my web server . I am hosting a DirectAdmin and Nginx at port 80 Reverse Proxy for Apache . When users continously access the sites(all sites) and make continously refresh. The site will be error :
Code:
No data received
Unable to load the webpage because the server sent no data.
Error code: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
This log is show on browser, there is no log in server
How can i avoid this. I have a firewall(iptables) but i did not block any SYN connection with a time limitation. I also disable the firewall for test but no lucky.
I think it involve to the Nginx or Apache configuration but i have not tuned anything for nginx and apache jet. Thanks,
Thanks dubnik,
But i check with all browsers and this error was noticed by my customer.
I think there is some way to config the apache or nginx.
I have turn KeepAlive On,MaxKeepAliveRequests=200 and KeepAliveTimeout 100 but no lucky.
There is no log in nginx as well as apache for me to post here(because i think its not an error...)
Yes,
I think it maybe involve something like Zend.
I am using Opcache :
Code:
Overview
44%
memory usage
96%
hit rate
total memory: 512.000MB
used memory: 227.760MB
free memory: 284.240MB
wasted memory: 0.000 bytes (0%)
number of cached files: 1,782
number of hits: 48,186
number of misses: 1,782
blacklist misses: 0
number of cached keys: 2,305
max cached keys: 524,521
Enable real-time update of stats
General info
Zend OPcache 7.0.3
PHP 5.3.29
Host sv01.xxx.xx
Server Software Apache/2
Start time 2014-10-20 03:42:06
Last reset never
Directives
blacklist filename no value
consistency checks no value
dups fix false
enable true
enable cli true
enable file override false
error log no value
fast shutdown true
force restart timeout 180
inherited hack true
load comments true
log verbosity level 1
max accelerated files 400000
max file size no value
max wasted percentage 0.05
memory consumption 536870912
optimization level 4294967295
preferred memory model no value
protect memory false
revalidate freq 60
revalidate path false
save comments true
use cwd true
validate timestamps true
it's definitely problem with wordpress (plugin bug, wrong .htaccess etc...) There're many solutions on google ... so try and you will find where's problem.
There's nothing wrong with web services.
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