> >
> Unfortunately I cannot afford a big luxury to do this. We have approx 135
> virtual webservers here and I'm not the developer of these despite I can
> program in perl and embperl. I simply cannot check for 100 users everyday
> work. We have some especially large projects here, which are intensively
> used and changed. I thought that in some point I should have tools or
> knobs as a server admnistrator to keep one user in certain limits and not
> stomping on resources needed for others.
>
Ok, this is another situation that I initial assumed. In this case you
should limit the life time of Apache childs with MaxRequestsPerChild. That
makes sure a child cannot endless allocate resources, also it leaks.
Additionaly you may use Apache::Resource and Apache::GTopLimit and
Apache::RLimit to control the resource usage of Apache.
As already pointed out
http://perl.apache.org/guide/performance.html#Limiting_the_Size_of_the_Proce
ss contains a description of that. The page also contains other usefull
hints, for limiting resource usage
Gerald
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