 | | | more on bogged down server | more on bogged down server 2006-04-10 - By Steve Rieger
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> You have to reduce your load somehow. Ideally, you should create an
> anonymous FTP download directory and move all of the downloadable files
> to it. The download directory also is used as the home directory for
> the anonymous FTP user (user "ftp"). I actually use a completely
> separate filesystem entirely for that. The filesystem is mounted so
> that only root has write access.
>
> Modify your vsftpd.conf file to permit anonymous downloads only
> and start up vsftpd. Make sure you also set the "force chroot for
> anonymous users" option. Then change your links on your web pages to
> use "ftp://"-style links pointed at the anonymous download directory
> paths for the downloadable files.
>
> FTP is the protocol to use for large file downloads. HTTP just isn't
> efficient for that, as you've now found out (the hard way, I might add).
>
as the man said, dont use http for this,
if you must then i suggest that you have a separate partition for your
large files and make fstab read as such (example)
/dev/web / ext3 defaults,directio 1 1
add the directio comment and the file will not go to ram, nor to swap. this
will speed up things, but you should hand the downloads over to a different
method (not http).
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