Re: Number of active CGI jobs

The HTTP server spawns a new CGI job when every other job in the pool is
otherwise occupied (processing requests). The maximum size of the pool of
active CGI jobs is configurable; defaults apply when not configured. CGI
jobs that crash can altogether crash the HTTP server under heavy load.


On Fri, Feb 11, 2022 at 5:27 AM Dave <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> My server configuration has no StartCGI or  MaxCGIJobs directives. I
> suppose I should need to have an idea how many concurrent http requests we
> may have to deal with before setting these. During testing, I noticed that
> a second CGI job was being spawned when the first one crashed. How does
> that work? Is the second job spawned as soon as the first crashes or is
> there some kind of delay in responding to the request that triggers this?
>
> Thanks
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