On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, vinecent hong wrote:
> KeepAliveTimeout
> MaxKeepAliveRequests
These are for the HTTP/1.1 KeepAlive things - not for the apache child
lifetime.
> KeepAlive On
> #I am kinda blur of this.Slashdot script set it to OFF.and I think OFF means
> once a apache child finish serve a request,it will died?So not allow
No.
The Slashdot stuff probably have it off because it otherwise will keep
some childs occupied waiting for the next request. If you can afford the
extra memory keeping it on will increase your responsiveness.
> MaxRequestsPerChild
> #Apache said: We reccomend you leave this number high, for maximum
> performance.
> #I also think so.But why Slashdot.org set it just 150?to prevent sometimes
> bug in script to use all memory?
Exactly.
I tend to keep it so each child will live approximately 24 hours, but it
really depends on your memory usage patterns. For my servers it's usually
quite stable.
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