Re: What causes mod_perl processes to exit?

You didn't say how you can tell they are exiting after one request. How do you know this?

A process will exit if some code tells it to with an exit() or child_terminate() call, or if the system kills it because it went over rlimits or something. A die() call will never cause the process to exit.

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Re^2: What causes mod_perl processes to exit? by dws (Chancellor) on Jun 09, 2004 at 21:05 UTC
You didn't say how you can tell they are exiting after one request. How do you know this? I arranged to have Apache include `%{pid}P` in the log, then crunched the data. I see a handful of processes that serve exactly one request. I'm generating more data to crunch even now, to see if there's a discernable pattern.	[reply] [d/l]