Atomicorp

Hi,
i'd like to limit virtualhost resources because some sites really exceed ....

Which should be the best way to do that? apache modules or simply virtualhost directives?

Is ther some 'atomic based' magic solution?

I knew mod throttle but as i know the project is ended....

Thanks

I guess my question to you would be are you just trying to limit the number of Apache processes (re: mod_throttle, replaced by bw_mod project), or server resources used directly?

You can try using the Apache Limit and RLimit directives:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/server-wide.html

For bw_mod 0.6: http://www.ivn.cl/apache/

jamesyeeoc wrote:I guess my question to you would be are you just trying to limit the number of Apache processes (re: mod_throttle, replaced by bw_mod project), or server resources used directly?

You can try using the Apache Limit and RLimit directives:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/server-wide.html

For bw_mod 0.6: http://www.ivn.cl/apache/

Well...i'd like to limit the request and the bw usage to single vhosts, that's would be great.

BTW mod_bw means i should recompile apache and i won't do that. I'm not sure what will be happen during next update via rpms art


RLimit* directives don't allow exaclty this controlls, is it right?
My problem is that i've many sites based on php and mysql.