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httpd.conf (prefork)
if you need the apache webserver only für local development, you don't need all these apache processes. running apache on unix, apache creates a few processes to serve the content. usually one as root and a few (about ten) as nobody or http or something like that. you may change these values in the httpd.conf (for apache 1.3): http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/core.html#maxclients
these are a few line of my httpd.conf for apache2. i have running apache two times. one for php4 and one for php5, so i don't want to have to much useless processes:
httpd.conf (prefork)
If you're worried about memory leaks, then simply set the "MaxRequestsPerChild" to a low value. 1000 or 10000 or so. After this many requests the process will always terminate and a new one is started. |
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