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Re^2: 'A' web server takes another "time out" (MaxClients)

by tye (Sage)
on May 03, 2006 at 19:50 UTC ( [id://547249]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


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in thread 'A' web server takes another "time out"

Thanks for the pointer.

It looks like I'd need read access to /usr/pair/apache/... in order to check that but I don't have it. An older copy of httpd.conf that I requested (before the upgrade) had MaxClients set to 100. I'll have to ask for a new copy...

- tye        

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Re^3: 'A' web server takes another "time out" (MaxClients)
by samtregar (Abbot) on May 03, 2006 at 20:04 UTC
    If PerlMonks is running under mod_perl you should able to use the Apache API to examine the current setting. You might even be able to dynamically change it!

    -sam

      If someone wants to take the time to be quite specific about how to check and/or set things like MaxClients and RLimitNPROC from mod_perl (or such), then I'll try them out. I did some looking but didn't come close to an answer in the short time I was able to devote to the search.

      Update: Corion reports looking into this and finding nothing useful for Apache1 (or at least that works on our web server).

      - tye        

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