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Mod_cluster only support Apache httpd, there are no plan to support IIS or Iplanet.
Here is the table of worker properties and how to transfer them in the ClusterListener parameters.
mod_jk worker property | ClusterListener parameter | Remarks |
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host | - | It is read from the <Connector/> Address information |
port | - | It is read from the <Connector/> Port information |
type | - | It is read from the <Connector/> Protocol information |
route | - | It is read from the <Engine/> JVMRoute information |
domain | domain | That is not supported in this version |
redirect | - | The nodes with loadfactor = 0 are standby nodes they will be used no other nodes are available |
socket_timeout | nodeTimeout | Default 10 seconds |
socket_keepalive | - | KEEP_ALIVE os is always on in mod_cluster |
connection_pool_size | - | The max size is calculated to be AP_MPMQ_MAX_THREADS+1 (max) |
connection_pool_minsize | smax | The defaut is max |
connection_pool_timeout | ttl | Time to live when over smax connections. The defaut is 60 seconds |
- | workerTimeout | Max time to wait for a free worker default 1 second |
retries | maxAttempts | Max retries before returning an error Default: 3 |
recovery_options | - | mod_cluster behave like mod_jk with value 7 |
fail_on_status | - | Not supported |
max_packet_size | iobuffersize/receivebuffersize | Not supported in this version. Use ProxyIOBufferSize |
max_reply_timeouts | - | Not supported |
recovert_time | - | The ClusterListener will tell (via a STATUS message) mod_cluster that the node is up again |
activation | - | mod_cluster receives this information via ENABLE/DISABLE/STOP messages |
distance | - | mod_cluster handles this via the loadfactor logic |
mount | - | The context "mounted" automaticly via the ENABLE-APP messages. ProxyPass could be used too |
secret | - | Not supported |
connect_timeout | - | Not supported. Use ProxyTimeout or server TimeOut (Default 300 seconds) |
prepost_timeout | ping | Default 10 seconds |
reply_timeout | - | Not supported. Use ProxyTimeout or server TimeOut? directive (Default 300 seconds) |