On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 11:11 AM, Jason Nunnelley wrote:
> When you max out this number, you get no more instances - no more
> connections until you have more available. When you hit this ceiling it's a
> hard ceiling, the end viewer gets a failure to connect error.
Normally the OS will queue a
ServerLimit and MaxClients are relatively light weight (per instance).
You need to do some math here, and it depends on your resources. The
math isn't super simple. There's a static amount of cache memory you can
calculate for each instance. Google and see what folks say about it.
When you max
On Apr 16, 2010, at 11:40 PM, Brent Clark wrote:
> What is the consequences of an overly increased ServerLimit and MaxClients.
Your server will run out of memory, and start thrashing memory to disk.
Performance quickly deteriorates.
> And to add to this puzzle. What if the number of apache
Hello,
I am trying to configure Apache 2.2 to allow act as an SSL accelerator with
LDAP authentication and I'm having two issues.
My first issue is I cannot get Apache to work as an SSL accelerator. My
current configuration:
NameVirtualHost site.system.com:443
DocumentRoot "/mnt/data/re
Hi,
I try to setup a reverse proxy with httpd 2.2.15:
ProxyPass /112 http:/mywebserver/112
ProxyPassReverse /112 http:/mywebserver/112
and I want to rewrite some requests through it:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /112
RewriteRule /112/(.*) http://mywebserver/112/$1 [P,L]
Also I would lik
