https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=41767

Andreas Jonsson <[email protected]> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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  Text to go in the|The default request backlog |The default request backlog
      release notes|for starman (Plack (?)) is  |for starman (the Plack
                   |1024 requests, which seems  |server) is 1024 requests,
                   |too large for Koha. When    |which seems too large for
                   |the system is overloaded it |Koha. When the system is
                   |will typically take several |overloaded it will
                   |minutes to recover because  |typically take several
                   |of the backlog of mostly    |minutes to recover because
                   |stale requests.
            |of the backlog of mostly
                   |
                           |stale requests.
                   |This enhancement:
          |
                   |- sets the default value to |This enhancement:
                   |$PLACK_WORKERS *            |- sets the default value to
                   |$PLACK_MAX_REQUESTS / 2
    |$PLACK_WORKERS *
                   |- lets libraries set their  |$PLACK_MAX_REQUESTS / 2
                   |own default --backlog       |- lets libraries set their
                   |parameter for starman, to   |own --backlog parameter for
                   |allow for faster recovery   |starman via koha-conf.xml.
                   |when systems become         |
                   |overloaded.
                |Existing installations will
                   |
                           |need to add an entry to
                   |Existing installations will |their instance's
                   |need to add an entry to     |koha-conf.xml file if there
                   |their instance's            |is need to change the
                   |koha-conf.xml file to       |setting from the default,
                   |change the default, for     |for example:
                   |example:                    |<plack_backlog>50</plack_ba
                   |<plack_backlog>50</plack_ba |cklog>
                   |cklog>
                     |
                   |
                           |For new installations,
                   |For new installations,      |commented out settings for
                   |commented out settings for  |plack to limit the backlog
                   |plack to limit the backlog  |is available in their
                   |is available in their       |instance's koha-conf.xml:
                   |instance's koha-conf.xml:
  |
                   |
                           |<!-- The parameter
                   |<!-- The parameter          |plack_backlog is the size
                   |plack_backlog is the size   |of the request backlog
                   |of the request backlog      |queue. -->
                   |queue. -->
                 |<!-- The default is
                   |<!-- The default is         |(max_requests*workers)/2
                   |(max_requests*workers)/2    |-->
                   |-->
                        |<!--
                   |<!--                        |<plack_backlog>50</plack_ba
                   |<plack_backlog>50</plack_ba |cklog> -->
                   |cklog> -->                  |

--- Comment #4 from Andreas Jonsson <[email protected]> ---
Thanks you David! I reworded the release note text slightly to make it more
clear that you don't need to do anything unless there's a specific need.

I don't know how koha-conf.xml is managed in the docker images, but I would
guess it is regenerated from the template when the image is rebuilt.

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