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There is also the other way of changeing the httpd to only listen
on one IP address instead of any.  This way you can have 5 deamons
on port 80 if you wish.  I used to do this before I started running
an httpd that messed with document root.

BTW since each connection sets the vars, persistent children shoudl not
have any problem.