Aolserver uses "maxconns" (set via ns_pools), naviserver
uses "connsperthread". If this configuration parameter is
set to 0, a connection thread will never exit due to an
exceeded number of connections handled by this thread. The
"spread" value does not change this.
-gn
On 20.02.11 08:55, aT wrote:
Does ConnsPerThread = 0 , have any affect on this ?
Should it be 0 , meaning as many connection per thread as
possible ?
On 02/16/2011 08:26 AM, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
The thread exiting code is based on "maxconns" and
"timeout". If e.g. maxconns is is very low (e.g. 20),
the default "spread" of 20 does not make a lot of change.
Furthermore it is more important, when many
connection threads are configured (e.g. 80), and the
there is much library code (e.g. fully configured
OpenACS). We use maxconns 1000 + the default spread.
-gn
On 16.02.11 00:26, Peter Sadlon wrote:
If you have a lot of .tcl files then it will take longer
for the new threads to be created (so if you are using
OpenACS then it can take awhile depending on the RAM and
CPU power of your server)
Increase the connections per thread to 1000 and see how
that works for you. There is (in theory) a way to set
each thread to be +/- 20% the number of max
connections. This would prevent all the threads from
exiting and being recreated at around the same time,
however, even when I tried using that (and I forget how
to do it off the top of my head) it never seemed to
work, all my connections would exit at the same time so
I never looked into it further since I don't really have
a lot of .tcl files to load and new thread creation was
rather fast. Perhaps someone else can speak to varying
the number of connections per thread.
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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2011 15:17:08 -0800
From: thejackschm...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] What does 'exiting: exceeded
max connections per thread' mean?
To: AOLSERVER@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
From my own experience, it seems that I get a ton of
that like all the threads (or a majority of them) have
exceeded max connections and it seems that it does take
a while before they start serving again. I'd like to
know if this is normal or should the turn around time be
a lot quicker...
Thanks!
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