Dynamically tune MaxKeepAliveRequests?

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Hi everyone,

When the server is lightly-loaded, I have enough spare clients available
to use a large MaxKeepAliveRequests and therefore improve client performance.
But when load is very high (more clients that want to connect than there are
Apache children) MaxKeepAliveRequests should be small to stop people from 
monopolizing their child, and to give other people a chance to connect.

So is there any Apache module or settings which dynamically tune the KeepAlive
settings based on the current load situation?

Cheers,
Nicholas Sherlock


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