Re: Better process management

Are you using apache?  If so, what does your FastCGIConfig line look like?

This should give you a little more info on how to set FastCGIConfig to 
do what you want:

http://fastcgi.com/mod_fastcgi/docs/mod_fastcgi.html#FastCgiConfig

Frank de Bot wrote:
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> Hi,
> 
> I've done some tests with FastCGI and php.(Dynamic FastCGI) I've taken a
> php script which sleeps for 20 seconds.(FastCGI idle timeout is 60 secs)
> This could be seen as a php page which consumes a  lot of CPU or is
> busying transfering via a socket.
> 
> I start loading the sleep script continual, so the php process is always
> "busy" doing something. When I load at the same moment another regular
> php script it takes pretty much time before there's any reaction. I've
> found out a single process of php was created, but only to handle that
> one process. This is quite disturbing, because a sites performance is
> degraded if just one script is slow.
> How can I configure mod_fastcgi so it is launching a new instance of the
> FastCGI process and then keep it there till the load has gone down or at
> least for a few minutes.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Frank de Bot
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