hi,
apache2ctl accepts the following commands:
start|stop|restart|graceful|graceful-stop|configtest|status|fullstatus
from these some (configtest, status, fullstatus,start) are not important here,
but for the rest, i would like to know, how mod_fcgid behaves:
1. stop:
when i call apache2ctl stop, what does mod_fcgid do? will it automatically
kill all still-running fcgid_servers? what if they are currently handling a
requst?
2. restart:
is this in reality a normal "stop" and then "start"? if no, then how does
mod_fcgid behave here?
3. graceful:
what will mod_fcgid do here? will it stop even those fastcgi-servers, that
are currently serving a request? or maybe first waits for some time? how long?
4. graceful-stop:
again, will mod_fcgid wait for fastcgi-servers that still handle a request?
i fyes, how long will it wait?
thanks,
gabor
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