Hi,
I've got a problem using Apache 2.0 on WinMe, after starting apache it
hangs, and in error log:

[Mon Apr 26 11:16:50 2004] [notice] Parent: Created child process -4
10827
[Mon Apr 26 11:16:50 2004] [notice] Child -410827: Child process is 
running
[Mon Apr 26 11:16:50 2004] [notice] Child -410827: Acquired the star
t mutex.
[Mon Apr 26 11:16:50 2004] [notice] Child -410827: Starting 8 worker
threads.


(I've change it to 8 from 250 because with 250 it hanged totaly)

[Mon Apr 26 11:16:50 2004] [error] (OS 10045)Operation not supported
 on
socket: Child -410827: Encountered too many errors accepting client
connections. Possible causes: Unknown. Try using the
Win32DisableAcceptEx directive.
[Mon Apr 26 11:16:51 2004] [error] (OS 10045)Operation not supported
 on
socket: Child -410827: Encountered too many errors accepting client
connections. Possible causes: Unknown. Try using the
Win32DisableAcceptEx directive.
[Mon Apr 26 11:16:51 2004] [error] (OS 10045)Operation not supported
 on
socket: Child -410827: Encountered too many errors accepting client
connections. Possible causes: Unknown. Try using the
Win32DisableAcceptEx directive.



How should I use this Win32DisableAcceptEx ?
Will thisd help or should I also check for other problems?

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Rafal Raf256 Maj wrote:

> Win32DisableAcceptEx

Ive just added this to end of my .conf file and it did worked 

Maybe it would be a good idea to turn this option automaticly on if
Win98, 95 or Me is detected?

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"Rafal Raf256 Maj" <contact_me_by_website@www.raf256.com> schreef in bericht
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> Rafal Raf256 Maj wrote: 
> Ive just added this to end of my .conf file and it did worked 
> Maybe it would be a good idea to turn this option automaticly on if
> Win98, 95 or Me is detected?
Rather not,.
IIRC this failure is not common to all -or the majority - of Windows
installations:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mpm_winnt.html
" AcceptEx() is a Microsoft WinSock v2 API that provides some performance
improvements over the use of the BSD style accept() API in certain
circumstances. Some popular Windows products, typically virus scanning or
virtual private network packages, have bugs that interfere with the proper
operation of AcceptEx(). "


HansH

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