dean gaudet wrote:
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Harrie Hazewinkel wrote:
Attached is a patch that adds more dynamic configuration.
It places some of the MPM variables such as 'ap_max_daemons_limit',
'ap_daemons_limit', 'ap_daemons_min_free' and 'ap_daemons_max_free'
in the scoreboard.
-1.
HI all,
Attached is a patch that adds more dynamic configuration.
It places some of the MPM variables such as 'ap_max_daemons_limit',
'ap_daemons_limit', 'ap_daemons_min_free' and 'ap_daemons_max_free'
in the scoreboard. This enables management modules to do
dynamic (runtime) configuration
-1 in concept.
The server is not architected to handle dynamically changing runtime parameters. I
have
worked on network servers with dynamic runtime configuration (more than one) and it is
a
support nightmare. This will add a lot of complexity and non intuitive bahaviour to the
server for
Bill Stoddard wrote:
-1 in concept.
The server is not architected to handle dynamically changing runtime parameters.
I agree here. But having a few of those dynamically configurable is a
good thing.
What happens when your server reaches the limit of MaxClients where that
limit
is not even
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Harrie Hazewinkel wrote:
Attached is a patch that adds more dynamic configuration.
It places some of the MPM variables such as 'ap_max_daemons_limit',
'ap_daemons_limit', 'ap_daemons_min_free' and 'ap_daemons_max_free'
in the scoreboard.
-1.
the concept is ok, but the
