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# Child terminates if it does not receive any requests within |
# Child terminates if it does not receive any requests within |
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# this number of seconds: |
# this number of seconds: |
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process-idle-timeout 3600; |
process-idle-timeout 3600; |
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# The following two statements set timeout values for the |
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# master process I/O operations. If the master is not able |
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# to perform the I/O within the corresponding interval |
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# of time, it kills the child it was trying to communicate with |
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# and resumes further operation. The value of zero means no timeout |
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# at all (the default). |
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master-read-timeout 0; |
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master-write-timeout 0; |
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# The following specifies the uid under which external processes |
# The following specifies the uid under which external processes |
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# (those triggered by Exec-Program and Exec-Program-Wait |
# (those triggered by Exec-Program and Exec-Program-Wait |
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# attributes) should be run. The corresponding gid is determined |
# attributes) should be run. The corresponding gid is determined |