[users@httpd] Differences between FcgidProcessLifeTime and FcgidIdleTimeout

2014-11-11 Thread Marc Aymerich 
Hi,
it is not clear to me what the differences between these two directives are.

FcgidProcessLifeTime: Idle application processes which have existed for
greater than this time will be terminated.

FcgidIdleTimeout: Application processes which have not handled a request
for this period of time will be terminated.

It's not the same? an Fcgid application will be Idle exactly the same
amount of time that it's not handling any request, right?

-- 
Marc

[users@httpd] Re: Differences between FcgidProcessLifeTime and FcgidIdleTimeout

2014-11-11 Thread Marc Aymerich 
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 11:16 AM, Marc Aymerich  wrote:

> Hi,
> it is not clear to me what the differences between these two directives
> are.
>

Ups, I get it now


> FcgidProcessLifeTime: Idle application processes which have existed for
> greater than this time will be terminated.
>

This is the Idle time combine over all the process lifetime


> FcgidIdleTimeout: Application processes which have not handled a request
> for this period of time will be terminated.
>

And this is the Idle time after just one request :)




-- 
Marc