Re: one more on MaxRequestPerChild

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On May 7, 2007, at 6:07 AM, Arnab Ganguly wrote:

Hi All,
Is it possible that Apache launches a new process due to overlaod even before the MaxRequestPerChild is met?
Thanks
-A

Apache will always try to maintain an idle pool of processes/threads
between Min/MaxSpareServers|Threads, so it will create or kill
processes/threads in order to achieve that. Assuming you have
not hit MaxClients and Apache needs to create more process/threads
to handle the load, yes, it will do do. As things slow down it
will also kill off idle threads/processes to maintain
the correct size idle pool.

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