On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Fabio Mascarenhas <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi, Ryan, > > I don't know if mod_fcgid recycles the FastCGI processes after a > period of inactivity. If this is the case then Apache+mod_fcgid should > work and keep the connection fresh. The change is global but benign, > so your other applications should work without issues. > > MySQL probably expects the clients to open a connection for every > session, or keep a connection pool. I am thinking of implementing the > fix in the level of LuaSQL's connection object for MySQL, so it will > be transparent to the LuaSQL clients, including Orbit. > > -- > Fabio Mascarenhas, Lablua > http://www.lua.inf.puc-rio.br > Hi Fabio, I am not meaning to be annoying, but FastCGI does not recycle processes, at least by default. Does anybody know how to set that up on Ubuntu? So what was the plan for Orbit in a production environment? Did you expect the server to restart every so often? I am not meaning any disrespect I just feel my setup is not correct. I just want to deploy this application and not need to restart the service every so often. Thoughts? I am looking for the most uptime possible and so far after a night I get the MySQL error connecting. -- Regards, Ryan
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