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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 16:10:57 +0200
From: Laurent Sinitambirivoutin <duredhel@eurosport.com>
Organization: Eurosport dpt. Internet
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Thanks to Manoj Kasichainula, I've understood how to compute the number
of "processes" reported by 'ps aux'
Someone told me that under Linux, threads were reported as regular
processes by ps (but apparently not the user-level threads, cf. nspr).
But something still eludes me: if you set ThreadsPerChild to 40, you
should see ps report : 1+8*(40+1+1) = 337 httpd... but in fact you can
never go above 257... just like a regular non-threaded apache
I mean since these are mostly threads I shouldn't see those kind of
limitations should I ??

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