I am running Windows XP, Apache 2.0.46, mod_perl 1.99, and Perl 5.8.
Every request to my Perl script causes the Apache child process to exit.
I have not been able to identify the issue. Below I have listed my
config file (the number of threads per child is limited to ten for
brevity of the log
Flowers, Jay wrote:
I am running Windows XP, Apache 2.0.46, mod_perl 1.99, and Perl 5.8.
Every request to my Perl script causes the Apache child process to exit.
I have not been able to identify the issue. Below I have listed my
config file (the number of threads per child is limited to ten for
Jay, I can't see from your error_log what problem you are talking
about.
Apache always starts and immediately restarts, so what you see is
normal.
It does not work this way on my Windows 2000 server machines. After
every request it restarts the Apache Child Process, even though the
config
Possibly change the MaxRequestsPerChild to 100 and see if it still restarts?
Roger
On Wed, 2003-09-03 at 13:17, Flowers, Jay wrote:
Jay, I can't see from your error_log what problem you are talking
about.
Apache always starts and immediately restarts, so what you see is
normal.
It does
Possibly change the MaxRequestsPerChild
to 100 and see if it still restarts?
Roger
no joy.
Thanks
Jay Flowers
Systems Engineer
Integic Corp.
Flowers, Jay wrote:
That is the bugger of it, there is no error, it's a behavior that I
noticed. Every request is slow because it needs to restart the Apache
Child process. It feels much slower than CGI on IIS.
Do you get this behavior with some particular script or just any kind? Does
the
Title: Re: Process exiting prematurely
Do you get this behavior with some particular script or
just any kind? Doesthe same script work fine as mod_cgi?All scripts,
work the same. They work fine under
mod_cgi.
Flowers, Jay wrote:
Do you get this behavior with some particular script or just any kind? Does
the same script work fine as mod_cgi?
All scripts, work the same. They work fine under mod_cgi.
Do normal handlers behave the same way? i.e. if you don't use registry but a
complete handler:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2003, Stas Bekman wrote:
Flowers, Jay wrote:
Do you get this behavior with some particular script or
just any kind? Does the same script work fine as
mod_cgi?
All scripts, work the same. They work fine under mod_cgi.
Do normal handlers behave the same way? i.e. if
