mod_include doesn't work...

[Charles Sliger <ch...@reliant.com>]

Apache 1.3.4

I can't seem to get any response from mod_include.
The page is returned without any interpretation of the
include directives.  I've tried specifying shtml and .shtml.
Doesn't make any difference.  Nothing in the error log.
The "<!--#printenv -->" is returned as-is.
ny pointers would be appreciated.
-chaz

DOC FILE: test.shtml
<html>
  <!DOCTYPE SHTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN">
  <head> <title>TEST</title> </head>
  <body>
  <h1> IT WORKED! </h1>
  <!--#printenv -->
  </body>
</html>

CONFIG FILE: httpd.conf
...lots of preceding stuff...
AddType text/html shtml
AddHandler server-parsed shtml
##EOF##

Not enough Space.. Fork.. Unable to..

[tser <te...@worldonline.nl>]

hi, My server just ran into a out of process space, what i see in my
log, is a steady for of each 10seconds, of trying to spamn a new
process.

at the moment it happenend only 32 processes where in the air (it was
cleary not apache who was eating up the processes, but something other,
this apache server is running a a real dirty box from a provider, where
all kind of user tools, from a lot of users are running.

What Users get when this happends is a oncool "Timeout()", and what the
log get's is 10 second flood of child's trying to Spamn.

My question: Is it a Good idea to insteed of trying endless it each 10
seconds do something
more like this :

[Try 10 times, each second if you could fork a new process]
( Still unable to do so ? )
<YES :(] > Wait for 10 minutes, then try again.


			- Reinder.






tserchat15a: [Thu Mar 25 21:24:20 1999] [error] (12)Not enough space:
fork: Unab
le to fork new process
tserchat15a: [Thu Mar 25 21:24:30 1999] [error] (12)Not enough space:
fork: Unab
le to fork new process
tserchat15a: [Thu Mar 25 21:24:40 1999] [error] (12)Not enough space:
fork: Unab
le to fork new process
tserchat15a: [Thu Mar 25 21:24:50 1999] [error] (12)Not enough space:
fork: Unab
le to fork new process
tserchat15a: [Thu Mar 25 21:27:29 1999] [notice] caught SIGTERM,
shutting down