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Andrew Morton writes:
 > how many Apache processes are you running? MaxSpareServers?

MinSpareServers		16
MaxSpareServers		20
StartServers		16
MaxClients		64
MaxRequestsPerChild	0

During busy duration, 64 server processes are working if requests are
processed without trouble.
32 client systems are used and 2 request threads are run on each.

 > performance of Apache when the file-locking serialisation is
 > disabled.

Making apache without locking is now on-going.
# LinuxWorld conference held in Tokyo these two days, may be an
# obstacle.

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