Nick wrote:
Hello
Firstly, thank you to everyone who has contributed to the great apache
project.
I understand that if a CGI process is launched then gets stuck, if the
CGI process keeps quiet, the apache server will not 'know' the http
connection has broken so will not 'know' to kill the CGI
On Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 11:02:05PM +0100, Nick wrote:
I understand that if a CGI process is launched then gets stuck, if the
CGI process keeps quiet, the apache server will not 'know' the http
connection has broken so will not 'know' to kill the CGI process. The
stuck CGI process and the
Nick Hill wrote:
A great solution for administrators would be to set a timer. If the CGI
program hasn't given any output for the given time, the CGI process is
killed.
As a refinement;
The timer firstly sends a signal to the CGI program which may be caught
by the CGI program to generate some
On 31-Mar-05, at 6:16 AM, Nick wrote:
As a refinement;
The timer firstly sends a signal to the CGI program which may be
caught by the CGI program to generate some form of output. This output
will prove whether the http connection is still open. If the CGI
program doesn't output anything, a TERM
I have a script which takes a snapshot of processes running on my
production server each minute.
I theorise several posts arriving around the same time possibly locked a
database causing processes to pile up. bringing the whole machine down
after 20 minutes as heavy, locked server and database
Hello
Firstly, thank you to everyone who has contributed to the great apache
project.
I understand that if a CGI process is launched then gets stuck, if the
CGI process keeps quiet, the apache server will not 'know' the http
connection has broken so will not 'know' to kill the CGI process. The
At 04:02 PM 3/30/2005, Nick wrote:
I understand that if a CGI process is launched then gets stuck, if the CGI
process keeps quiet, the apache server will not 'know' the http connection has
broken so will not 'know' to kill the CGI process. The stuck CGI process and
the accompanying apache