Simply remove trailing whitespace.

Follow up to r1635521: ListenCoresBucketsRatio's manual.

Correct case as spoted in a comment in online doc

Hard coded ThreadLimit for event is 100,000.

Drop pre-2.3 compatibility notes from trunk docs.

Update links that were either broken of just slightly off

The Pidfile directive and ap_log_pid()/ap_remove_pid()/ap_read_pid() now respect DefaultRuntimeDir

core: Respect DefaultRuntimeDir/DEFAULT_REL_RUNTIMEDIR for the scoreboard (ScoreBoardFile).

fix documented default value of ScoreBoardFile

Syntax updates for mod_x*.xml and mpm_common.xml

Typo fix

Fix typo (Thanks to Daniel Shahaf)

PR52877, MaxMemFree text no longer matches 2.4.x+ default of 2048.

Set MaxMemFree 2048 by default

Cleanup effort in prep for GA push: Trim trailing whitespace... no func change

Rename MaxClients to MaxRequestWorkers which describes more accurately what it does.

Add BSD-specific note about core dumping. (Via mi+apache aldan.algebra.com)

add event MPM to the module list where necessary (most directives documented here) add mpmt_os2 to the list for ThreadStackSize remove mpm_winnt from the list for CoreDumpDirectory

warn about FAQ of trying to decrease thread stack size with ThreadStackSize on Linux.

Add some weasel language, and a warning about Windows + TransmitFile, to the SendBufferSize doc.

Typos.

follow up to r1031659: fix a remaining reference to the old non-zero default for MaxConnectionsPerChild for most MPMs

minor typo

PR47782: On trunk, the default conf and the hard-coded default are zero for MaxConnectionsPerChild

Rename MaxRequestsPerChild to MaxConnectionsPerChild, which describes more accurately what the directive does. The old name still works but logs a warning.

Mention that the required ThreadStackSize depends on the modules loaded. Instead of recommending a value, recommend not to reduce it unless necessary.

Document that a ThreadStackSize of 128K or lower will crash on Linux and recommend at least 200K

'Apache' -> 'Apache HTTP Server' and 'Apache httpd'

Tell them how to increase ThreadLimit

Reference Min/MaxSpareServers/Threads when talking about dynamically configuring the side of the server pool.

Not sure if this is actually useful, but I've been asked often enough that I think it's probably worth mentioning. On the other hand, if someone can't grep the source code for '20000', I'm not sure they should be encouraged ... ;-)

Awkward phrasing.

Awkward phrasing.

Cross-linking between (Min|Max)Spare(Servers|Threads).

'Address already in use' error message.

Another occurance of 'processes'. Rebuild transformations.

None of the supposedly correct forms of the possessive of process sound very awkward in this sentence. Rephrasing.

move a couple of special warnings for SysV sems and Posix sems out of the performance tuning guide and into the common Mutex documentation; remove the other (duplicate) information from that guide and instead point to the Mutex directive mpm_common: axe docs for old accept mutex directives worker and prefork: axe links to old accept mutex directives, mention the use of the accept mutex and how it can be configured event: axe links to old mutex directives where were already N/A mod_rewrite: axe old RewriteLock directive, mention use of the rewrite map mutex for RewriteMap programs and how it can be configured fix other miscellaneous LockFile or AcceptMutex references

Bring OS/2 MPM back from the dead. Reverses r758899.

Clarify when CoreDumpDirectory can be moot based on OS configuration, and mention SIGQUIT/3 not being processed by the signal handler. SIGQUIT may unfortunately be a go-to signal for java users.

remove OS/2 MPM

axe BeOS MPM

remove leader, perchild, and threadpool MPMs (other than non-English bits in common parts of the manual)

Introduce mod_unixd into the documentation

fix MaxClients description (r692325) suggested by wrowe

Fix MaxClients description to adapt threading MPM. (This is still inaccurate for trunk Event MPM.) Submitted by Dan Poirier <poirier pobox.com> PR: 45747

Missing <var> tags. Fix submitted by Igor Galić Cheers

Remove bogus instruction

Document new ChrootDir directive (r611483)

* docs/manual/mod/mpm_common.xml: s/depreciated/deprecated/ * server/core.c: Likewise.

<i> and <b> aren't valid in your docs stylesheet. Changing to something that will build.

Fix hasty cut-paste in the doccos

Once SSLMutex allowed for the setting of both the locking method and the lockfile location, I never liked how AcceptMutex was linked to LockFile. This seemed unnecessary. Much better to have AcceptMutex do both as well. Plus, now that we will likely see other modules require a "standard" way of setting mutexes, why not have Apache provide that as an API of sorts. Anyway, LockFile is now depreciated and AcceptMutex is now SSLMutex-like. We also provide a short function that "parses" out a mutex parameter and strips out the mechanism and lockfile location. AcceptMutex and SSLMutex is this capability.

update license header text

Update the copyright year in all .c, .h and .xml files

Correct the port specified to match the example given.

fe80::/16 is for link-scope link-local addresses in IPv6, they are not for goign in Listen directives, VirtualHost blocks, or anything like that, and won't work. Perform a mass search and replace: 2001:db8 for fe80. 2001:db8 is the IPv6 documentation prefix. See RFC3849 for more details.

Document the ReceiveBufferSize change done in r157583 Submitted by: Murray Nesbitt <murray@cpan.org>]

Implement graceful stop in the event MPM. Implementation is identical to the worker MPM implementation.

If it makes it in to 2.2, leave it. Otherwise bump it later.

Implement a graceful-stop for the worker MPM. We close our listeners, and then ask each child process to do the same. We then monitor until all children have exited. The change to ap_start_shutdown(void) to ap_start_shutdown(int) may look like an external API change, but the function is defined static, and used only in one place.

Documentation changes relevant to new graceful-stop command line argument for httpd and apachectl, and the the "GracefulShutdownTimeout" directive.

- Add documentation on the new AcceptFilter directive. - Update Listen with the optional protocol arg.

Update copyright year to 2005 and standardize on current copyright owner line.

fix copyright notice

fix markup

use <program> for programs

Warning about multiple Listen directives.

$Revision$ is slightly misdocumented (only available since svn 1.1) use LastChangedRevision instead

adjust properties and revision expansion of the English docs

add $Revision$ keyword

typo Submitted by: Jeff Trawick

Change "new" WorkerStackSize directive to ThreadStackSize Move existing Netware docs and links on ThreadStackSize to mpm_common

clarify the enableexceptionhook description

add initial documentation for EnableExceptionHook. Please review.

add docs for WorkerStackSize directive

fix name of The Apache Software Foundation

apply Apache License, Version 2.0

Document recent changes in prefork.c/r1.287: "Bump MAX_SERVER_LIMIT by 10x (hoping to stay ahead of Moore's Law for a little while) since the current limit is too small for at least one high end site."

Win32: MaxMemFree works with mpm_winnt

markup improvement

Added a warning to the AcceptMutex directive documentation indicating that the pthread option can result in a non-responsive server on systems that can't reclaim a locked mutex from the segfaulted child holding it. [Paul J. Reder]

Try a better explanation of core dump issues on Linux Reviewed by: Astrid Ke�ler

remove references to BS2000Account. update transformation.

add a <code> ...</code>

markup, expression.

keep it consistent with 2.0

add the metafile attribute to all xml files.

Linux 2.4+: enable coredumps when Apache is started as root if CoreDumpDirectory is explicitly coded

- mpm_common: * fixed the <modulelist>s in mpm_common * moved AcceptMutex to mpm_common; document the mutex mechanism "posixsem" * added BS2000Account to mpm_common (I'm not sure, whether it should appear here or elsewhere. It *seems* to be supported only by prefork and perchild (if perchild would work)). The description is obtained from the 1.3 docs. * fixed several default values * moved MaxThreadsPerChild and NumServers out to perchild (btw: we could consider to rename NumServers to StartServers...) * rearranged some stuff and added several comments, that I found useful ;-) - mpm_netware: * MaxThreads 2048 (as maximum and default) - perchild: * extended the explanations about using different user ids. Hope, that's correct. * extended and adjusted the directive descriptions (remember, NumServers and MaxThreadsPerChild moved in) - prefork: * moved AcceptMutex to mpm_common (as stated already above) - mpm_winnt: * added reference to ScoreBoardFile - worker: * added reference to AcceptMutex - general: markup & formatting

Adds example of Group directive

Fix an error in the <default> for MaxSpareThreads.

the MPM module docs: - <em> -> <var> - a little other markup changes

Add English doc for MaxMemFree Obtained from: Sander Striker

Update the defaults on ThreadsPerChild and ThreadLimit and not that ThreadLimit is now part of mpm_winnt as well as update a few transformations.

Update docs on MaxClients under worker, and clean up a few things. This has been wrong for a LONG time, and it could really use a review by some of the worker MPM developers.

Typo. Submitted by: Johannes m. richter

Grammar police.

Remove some directive docs from mpm_netware and point them at mpm_common, plus update the mpm_common docs to deal with multiple meanings for the same directives. In the future, it would be a wise idea not to use the same directive name as another MPM unless the directive really does exactly the same thing in both MPMs. Problem pointed out by: Rich Bowen

Example for ScoreBoardFile

Example of PidFile directive

Remove a broken link.

Fix some subscriptions and a typo.

Update the stylesheet reference to the new language-specific version.

Fix typo (Someone with a good transform setup needs to run the transforms.) PR: 9003 Submitted by: abatko@cs.mcgill.ca Reviewed by: Justin Erenkrantz

Grammar police. (Well, you asked for it. ;) There's still a split infinitive in the last sentence, but I don't really believe in that rule, so...

Update the docs on the ScoreBoardFile directive for the new apr_shm.h API and the removal of the old SCOREBOARD_FILE stuff.

Changed a <default>, so it doesn't use <em>

Changed DOCTYPE, so that it can be validated. Added <p>:s to get it to validate

Add mpm_winnt conversion and fix a typo in mpm_common.

Start converting the mpm documentation.