Re: Question about server-status output

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So if Maxclients is less than 256 then ServerLimit is not set. In that
case ServerLimit defaults to 256? Therefore there should always be at
least 256 spots there, unless for some reason you set ServerLimit lower
than 256. Which you should not do? I am pretty sure I have seen much less
than 256 spots there somewhere along the line on some Apache server.

So the number of positions is whatever the largest value is of MaxClients
or ServerLimit if prefork. Or largest of MaxClients/MaxRequestWorkers or
ServerLimit*ThreadLimit if threaded MPM?

On 4/7/15 11:31 AM, "Eric Covener" <covener@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 11:26 AM, Rose, John B <jbrose@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>> This particular server is using prefork. So it seems like it would just
>>be
>> the absolute value set in MaxClients. But I guess that isn't the case.
>>So
>> in a prefork config what determines
>> The number of spaces?
>>
>> We have a new 2.4 server we are using "event" MPM. I assume in that case
>> what you said below would apply?
>
>
>I think in that case it's extra space for ServerLimit > MaxClients.
>For worker and event, add ThreadLimit as a multiplier.
>
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