Brian Pane wrote: > Yep. And I think the 'server not getting many hits' case should be expected > even on high-traffic sites. A cautious operations team might reasonably do > something like this when making config changes: > - Configure the load balancer to stop sending new connections to one > of n web servers > - Install a new httpd.conf on that server > - Graceful restart of apache (to give any open connections a chance to > complete) > - Verify that the server handles requests as expected > - Configure the load balancer to start sending traffic to that server > again Not a problem, sir. AFAIK, threaded will handle this scenario just fine. Greg
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