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Migrating Apache Web Server

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Neil Waldhauer:
I can see the parameter set in conf\extra\httpd-mpm.conf

But this is not loaded by default. Nor is any LoadModule found for mpm_mpmt_os2_module. Looking at the module directory, I don't see it there.

I'm not sure what to activate to use the MaxRequestsPerChild directive. Should I just put it in httpd.conf by itself?

Paul Smedley:
Hey Neil


--- Quote from: Neil Waldhauer on September 08, 2019, 03:39:09 pm ---I can see the parameter set in conf\extra\httpd-mpm.conf

But this is not loaded by default. Nor is any LoadModule found for mpm_mpmt_os2_module. Looking at the module directory, I don't see it there.

I'm not sure what to activate to use the MaxRequestsPerChild directive. Should I just put it in httpd.conf by itself?

--- End quote ---

Check httpd.conf.sample in the distribution - I think this should have a valid MaxRequestsPerChild  directive example in there - if it doesn't - shame on me :)

Cheers,

Paul

Neil Waldhauer:
It's in extra\httpd-mpm.conf

I just had to modify httpd.conf to include extra\httpd-mpm.conf

And also change the name from MaxConnectionsPerChild to MaxRequestsPerChild

The default is 0, but I changed that to 1000.

Neil Waldhauer:
Still no luck on stability. I'm wondering about the server machine being too old.

The symptom is that the machine stops serving. There is no error in the logs that we can see.

This is an IBM MPro with MCP 2r. The owner is reluctant to change things on the machine.

How important would it be to have an rpm/yum Unix compatibility system on the machine? I think it does not, but I will check if that looks like a significant issue.

Apache seems to run for a long time on ArcaOS with yum update to the current level.

Paul Smedley:
Hey Neil,


--- Quote from: Neil Waldhauer on October 06, 2019, 06:37:29 pm ---Still no luck on stability. I'm wondering about the server machine being too old.

The symptom is that the machine stops serving. There is no error in the logs that we can see.

This is an IBM MPro with MCP 2r. The owner is reluctant to change things on the machine.

How important would it be to have an rpm/yum Unix compatibility system on the machine? I think it does not, but I will check if that looks like a significant issue.

Apache seems to run for a long time on ArcaOS with yum update to the current level.

--- End quote ---

The only important things for stability are latest libcx and libc066 DLL's - you shouldn't need a full rpm/yum setup.

Cheers,

Paul.

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