by Jose Jesus Rivera Corte » Tue, 14 Dec 1999 04:00:00
by Wally Whacke » Tue, 14 Dec 1999 04:00:00
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by g.. » Fri, 07 Jan 2000 04:00:00
i have the same problem with Apache1.3.3 on FreeBSD , but no fix at the
moment
/gerd
Jose Jesus Rivera Cortes schrieb:
--Quote:> Hi all,
> I have 10 hosts with Solaris 2.5.1 and recently I've updated all the web
> servers to Netscape-Enterprise/3.6 SP2. They are mirrors of the same
> site (they have the same web data structure)
> The site also contains some cgi stuff, and occurs that sometimes one
> concrete cgi doesn't finish the execution and the host begins to
> accumulate processes corresponding to that cgi, until the O.S. runs out
> of processes.
> The number of CgiStub processes in the web server is not excessive when
> this problem occurs (5 or 6 at most), and restarting the web server
> doesn't solve the problem. Besides this problem happened at the moment
> only in one of the 10 hosts; precisely one of the most loaded.
> Even though it probably could be a cgi source code error, for the
> administrator's point of view, Is there something i could do to prevent
> and solve that problem the next time? (by the moment I have a kill -9
> crontab to that cgi) What about changing the MinCGIStubs, MaxCGIStubs
> and CGIStubIdleTimeout variables in magnus.conf file?
> Thank you very much
1. spanning a shell that doesn't return when process is finished?
howdy
i need to write a script which in some cases will call xterm with its
-e (execute) option followed by a program to be executed. But I don't
wish the shell to return as soon as that process finishes, since that
would lead the terminal app's window to close immediately without
allowing the user to see the output. How can I do this without
explicitly requiring, eg, a key press from the user? Another good
solution would be to offer the user a shell in that same xterm once the
original process returns.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
- Mack
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