Jeff Trawick wrote:
On 6/4/05, Nick Kew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It also seems better for the watchdog code to run in Apache's
master process than to fork off a separate process.
...
My current thinking is to use ap_wait_or_timeout and:
create a hook that runs there
Agreed. I've
A little while back, I hacked up a quickdirty experimental watchdog
module. It forks a watchdog process in the pre_mpm hook, which then
watches the scoreboard and kills any process in which some request
has taken more than some predefined time.
Currently this is limited to killing processes,
On 6/4/05, Nick Kew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It also seems better for the watchdog code to run in Apache's
master process than to fork off a separate process.
...
My current thinking is to use ap_wait_or_timeout and:
create a hook that runs there
* go through the scoreboard looking for
Nick Kew wrote:
A little while back, I hacked up a quickdirty experimental watchdog
module. It forks a watchdog process in the pre_mpm hook, which then
watches the scoreboard and kills any process in which some request
has taken more than some predefined time.
Depends on what taken more
Nick Kew wrote:
A little while back, I hacked up a quickdirty experimental watchdog
module. It forks a watchdog process in the pre_mpm hook, which then
watches the scoreboard and kills any process in which some request
has taken more than some predefined time.
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