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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 06:00:12 -0800 (PST)
From: JNeuhoff <neuhoff@mhccorp.com>
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Subject: Re: Apache mod_jk memory leak?
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> By default apache will use as max number of connections the same value, 
> as the max number of threads, so that each thread can get it's own 
> connection. By default it will shrink the connection pool down to half 
> of the max size. There is a min value you can configure if this doesn't 
> fit your needs.

How do I set this min value? Is it the MinSpareThreads directive?

> Yes, the Windows MPM has one observer process and a second one, that 
> handles all the requests. If you are really low on server ressources, 
> you can shrink you connection pool from 250 (equals number of threads 
> you configured) to 200 and set the minimum to something like 10. You 
> should also consider a connect_timeout (e.g. 15000) and a 
> prepost_timeout (e.g. 10000).

Does mod_jk use 2 threads (2 socket connections) for each HTTPSession in
Tomcat, as seemed to be indicated by the 'netstat -a' listing?

Regards

J.Neuhoff

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