SUEXEC (but why one instance)

Apologies for my previous set of e-mails (as I just keep developing new
conclusions on this one)

By removing the 'FastCgiWrapper /usr/local/apache2/bin/suexec', all seems to be
well.  I suppose suexec is stripping more than I want it to in this case.  I now
know where the problem lies and will investigate further.

With Suexec out of the way, the variables are being passed to my program through
the environment, so I know now that the setting is taking effect.  However, I'm
curious as to why, despite sending 20,000 request at the Apache web server with
a concurrency of 35, I still only have one responder process.

httpd     0:01     /usr/local/apache2/bin/fcgi-
httpd     0:21       /var/www/cgi-sys/php

Shouldn't there be more of them being scaled up to the load?  Only one for this
server?  My fastCGI config is as follows:

FastCgiConfig -restart-delay 3 -restart -initial-env
PHP_FCGI_MAX_REQUESTS=100000 -initial-env TESTING=1 -maxClassProcesses 100
-updateInterval 5 -killInterval 5

Shouldn't this be starting up as many as needed, up to 100 php interpreters?

-M

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