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Thiat was it. I hope one of the admins will notice this and update the templates and/or wiki appropriately. Thanks for your help

I am having this exact problem. Did you ever get yours fixed?

Assuming we are talking about a Rails external app... Is the memory limit for the master RailsRunner process, or is it the sum of ALL RailsRunner processes? or example, lets say I have 4 RailsRunner.rb processes running, each 30M. Would my memory usage be 30M, or 120M?

I did some experimenting and came up with the following descriptions regarding timeouts. Is this accurate? Environment: LSAPI_MAX_IDLE = how long a ruby child process will wait before the master ruby process terminates it Environment: LSAPI_MAX_REQS = the number of requests a child process...

Thanks. Perhaps some sort of technical document that describes how LSAPI works and interacts with LS would be useful. Does any such thing exist?

I think I remember reading that LS has the page caching rewrite rules built in, but it didn't work for me right away. I had to add the following in my VirtualHost rewrite rules RewriteRule ^/$ /index.html [QSA] RewriteRule ^([^.]+)$ $1.html [QSA] Did anyone else run into this problem?

If Max Idle Time is -1, would the Connection Keepalive Timeout ever be invoked?

So "Max Idle Time" has a different function than LSAPI_MAX_IDLE? From reading the documentation, on a dedicated server, setting Max Idle Time to -1 will make sure that the external applications never exit. If Max Idle Time is set to -1, what happens when the Connection Keepalive Timeout is...

Maybe it's just me, but the documentation about the different types of timeout settings is confusing.Specifically, I don't see how Max Idle Time and Connection Keepalive Timeout are related. Perhaps describing a real world scenario would help explain the difference. Also, will the Environment...

I will try that. I also see quite a few of these: [idle] connection to [uds://tmp/lshttpd/mydomain.com:_.sock] on request #81, error: Connection reset by peer! Could this be related to the above problem?

I am having the exact same issue. Processes getting SIGTERMed on a very fast page. Did you have any luck with this?

Can someone explain the difference between KeepAliveTimeout and Max Idle Time? My goal is to get the instances of my rails app to run for as long as possible without getting restarted. Thanks