Re: [users@httpd] Scoreboard file not created

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On 8/30/06, Chidanand Gangur <chidanand.gangur@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well I have already tried mod_status. I was under the impression that the
scoreboard file would give me some more information.

 To give some more details about my test

 I have following server configuration

   Timeout               300
   MaxKeepAliveRequests  500
   KeepAliveTimeout      6
   KeepAlive             On
   MinSpareServers       16
   MaxSpareServers       32
   StartServers          4
   MaxClients            250
   MaxRequestsPerChild   500

 My test is:

 I fire http request using curl form a simulated set up. these request are
fired at the rate of 4 request per second. Roughly there are 240 requests in
60 seconds.

 With this kind of set up I see apache reaching to the MaxClient Limit and
things going.

 with KeepAliveTimeout as 6 why are the process not recovering?

 I would appreciate your help to understand this scenario.

Does setting KeepAlive off change anything? What does server-status
look like during this time?  Is it possible your php scripts just
aren't responding fast enough, causing the server to run out of
processes?

Joshua.

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