Chris Adams wrote:
Also, the next time my /etc/init.d/httpd file is overwritten by a system
update the fix goes away. So how do I fix this the real way, without
hacking the init script?
Put it in /etc/sysconfig/httpd.
One thing to note: when I've hit this before and raised the limit, PHP
got unhappy. I didn't investigate why (I worked around it), but it may
be something to keep an eye out for if you are running PHP.
What issues did you run into with PHP? We use it heavily for all our
custom web-apps, so I'm really interested to know as much as I can about
this before the excrement hits the fan :)
Thanks,
Nick
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