Re: When and how does the parent pid get notified that it is time for the child to die because MaxRequestsPerChild has been reached?

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On Tue, August 3, 2010 13:59, Matty Ronald wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Parent httpd process isn't spawning a new replacement child in a timely
> fashion,
> after MaxRequestsPerChild has been hit and the child worker httpd has
> exited with the below settings:
>
> Timeout 70
> KeepAlive On
> KeepAliveTimeout 60
>
> <IfModule mpm_worker_module>
>     StartServers          2
>     MaxClients          150
>     MinSpareThreads      25
>     MaxSpareThreads      75
>     ThreadsPerChild      25
>     MaxRequestsPerChild   10000
> </IfModule>

If no new child is started, then there are at least 25 threads available
(MinSpareThreads), so no new child needs to be started.

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