Re: [users@httpd] How to limit the size of each apache child process

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On 2/28/06, Khai Doan <khai_quyen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I am running apache 2 using prefork model, and wish to limit the size of
> each apache process.  After a request, it should check its size, and if
> exceed a certain threshold, terminate itself.  I have looked at RLimitMEM
> directive, but it says that this directive only apply to subprocess (CGI)
> launch by apache child, and not the apache child itself.  So, how can I do
> this without using mod_perl ?

I don't think that can be done without some OS-specific C code and
possibly a new mpm.  You can set the rlimitmem under which apache
itself operates, but that will just kill off processes in the middle
of serving if they exceed the limit.

Joshua.

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