On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote: > I tend to set the number to N number of requests. If each httpd child > needs to be forked every 10000 requests that's pretty insignificant > and it can save you from some blowups. The reason I like using SizeLimit instead of a number of requests is that it won't kill off processes when there isn't a problem. It also catches situations where you occasionally do something that raises the size of a process significantly by killing those off sooner. - Perrin
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