Re: apache + cgi
usually i just kill apache, set the ulimit (ulimit -u 40) and restart
apache. you could prob do this in the rc script too. i'll check out the
rlimit directives, but that sounds like an apache thing. i feel safer
with a system level limiter. and kernel patches i have applied ensure
they are enforced (better) then that of a 'stock' kernel. (using
2.0.36+securelinux patch, same kernel for the past year).
nate
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On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Pere Camps wrote:
> Aphro,
>
> > i have found that ulimit works very well with apache. i have my default
> > ulimit set to a max of 12 processes per user, but with apache i gotta
> > increase it to 40-50 before i start it or it may puke with cannot spawn
> > child process on some cgis.
>
> How do you ulimit apache? Editing /etc/init.d/apache and adding
> ulimit commands at the top?
>
> I just played with the RLimit directives and they work out pretty
> well. Check them out!
>
> -- p.
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