Re: How is PHP script executed in apache

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On 5/10/07, Chidanand Gangur <chidanand.gangur@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

 My observation here is the response from the backend module( 2) is blocked
till the response from backend module( 1) is completed.
 whereas as per my assumption apache shoud have processed these two requests
in two different threads/child process without blocking.

 Is this expected behaviour? what should I do to get parallelism.
 I would like to know more about how the php scripts are processed in
apache, can some one guid me to a useful link.

Apache does indeed process all requests in parallel. What you are
seeing is almost certainly the result of exclusive locking performed
by your php script or a library/module used by your php script.

Joshua.

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