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Increasing Apache MaxClients Limit

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  1. trhosting.net

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    Hello,

    I am having trouble with apache MaxClients limit.
    I want to increase it and set it to 800 from httpd-mpm.conf file but on apache status page it doesn't exeed 256. It always shown as "256 requests currently being processed, 0 idle workers". It seems a server limit or compile time limit but i don't know how to change it.

    How can i increase it?

    My httpd-mpm.conf files prefork section:
    <IfModule mpm_prefork_module>
    StartServers 50
    MinSpareServers 50
    MaxSpareServers 100
    MaxClients 800
    MaxRequestsPerChild 0
    </IfModule>
     
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    Its something with the apache compile. I never figured out how to raise it with 2 and 2.2 . But you can raise it in 1.3 in the easyapache, if that is not enough you can edit the httpd.h file I think and add the line for hard limit
     
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    The limit is hardcoded to apache 2.x and it is not possible to change it from config files.
    This is the information about this that i can find. I didn't find any way to change it.

    I have downgraded to apache 1.3.41. The hardcoded limit automatically increased to 2048. Then i set the MaxClients variable.

    This is a big problem with the apache 2.x config.
    I have created a bug report for this that you can poll.
    http://bugzilla.cpanel.net/show_bug.cgi?id=7853
     
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    Just insert ServerLimit directive before MaxClients will help.

    For example:

    ServerLimit 512

    StartServers 32
    MinSpareServers 5
    MaxSpareServers 20
    MaxClients 512
    MaxRequestsPerChild 1000

    Don't forget to distill your apache configuration for the next cpanel update.
     
    #4 alex318, Apr 28, 2009
    Last edited: Apr 28, 2009
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    seems useless
    i always get
    ServerLimit directive before MaxClients
    128 requests currently being processed:confused:, 0 idle workers
     
    #5 charliesxia, Jun 13, 2009
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    ServerLimit works if you set it from WHM.
    But not works if you set it from config files.

    You can set it from Apache Configuration -> Include Editor

    Write your configuration to Pre Main Include field.
    This works
     
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