Re: os-windows/2099: Setting MaxRequestsPerChild causes server to exit when # of hits hit that number

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Synopsis: Setting MaxRequestsPerChild causes server to exit when # of hits hit that number

Comment-Added-By: dgaudet
Comment-Added-When: Tue Apr 21 13:42:13 PDT 1998
Comment-Added:
"Doctor it hurts when I do this"
"so don't do that"
Category-Changed-From-To: general-os-windows
Category-Changed-By: dgaudet
Category-Changed-When: Tue Apr 21 13:42:13 PDT 1998

RE: os-windows/2099: Setting MaxRequestsPerChild causes server to exitwhen # of hits hit that number

[Dale Couch <dc...@training.orl.lmco.com>]

I had missed this reply when it came in, but I wanted to follow up.

> Comment-Added-By: dgaudet
> Comment-Added-When: Tue Apr 21 13:42:13 PDT 1998
> Comment-Added:
> "Doctor it hurts when I do this"
> "so don't do that"
> Category-Changed-From-To: general-os-windows
> Category-Changed-By: dgaudet
> Category-Changed-When: Tue Apr 21 13:42:13 PDT 1998

Dean, I agree with you, but there is no mention of this in any of the
documentation for the windows version of Apache.  And if that number is set
to anything other than 0 it is suicide for the entire server when the number
is reached.  Since there is not "parent" executable program to spawn another
apache session, there is nothing to take its place.

All I am suggesting is ignore the setting.

Thanks

Dale