Re: DoS issue

By "server side busy flag" you mean : an appropriate error code displayed to
the end user (which is : the web browser) ?
I've never seen/read anything like this in lighty, but AFAIK there's a
"load" integer for each process, and until it doesn't have reached the
maximum, it'll just wait. So i guess you'll need to reach the ((max_process
* max_load) + 1)th connection to see an error appear.

Regards,
Etienne.

On 8/15/07, Arvid Picciani <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> greetings,
> i started the hello world example within the webserver and then run 10
> never
> ending paralell uploads to it. the 11th request didn't get answered. this
> is
> since my webserver (lighty) starts 10 instances but does not start another
> one when these 10 are busy. does fastcgi actualy implement a server side
> busy
> flag or something?
> this is a realy critical problem for me, since uploads happen a lot in
> this
> application.
>
> thanks in advance
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