Re: Apache Close-Wait ports issue

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Darren Kukulka wrote:

So as we're not specifying any directives in the httpd.conf, with respect to connection control, the default of KeepAlive=on and KeepAliveTimout=15 applies?  Would this not clear out the close-wait connections?

No.
KeepAliveTimeout 15
is *very* long nowadays. It means that, after a browser has sent its last request (and is maybe never going to make another request), the Apache server's child/thread which was handling that connection, will wait for up to 15 seconds, doing nothing, before it decides that the browser is never going to ask for something else, and then close its side of the connection and, possibly, signal that it is now available to handle another request.

Try setting to 3 for instance.



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