On 18 Jan 2006 13:44:40 -0800, r.mederer@gmail.com wrote:

>Your are right. I'm aware of the problem with the access is denied. But
>this error occures only when many user want to access the apache. If we
>run the apache with lower user count, we have no problem. The apache
>restarts every 5 minutes. So we think it has something do do with
>ThreadsPerChild=250 and MaxRequestsPerChild= 0. Do you know a good
>configuration for windows 2003. Should we upgrade to a newer version of
>apache?

Just a thought, but i'm not a specialist on this:
With a low user count everything might be kept in memory. Once
the number of concurrent user session rises, ssl will overflow
from memory to disk. At that moment the cache file is needed.

I don't think the Apache version has much to do with it, your
version 2.0.55 is about as recent as can be.

You really have to look at the directory and file permissions of
the Windows account in which the Apache service logs in.
That will almost certainly solve your problems.

You could start to grant "all users" "unlimited access" to the
mentioned directoy and all files in it (you will have to login
as administrator to do that). Once it works try to restrict the
privileges to what ever is exactly needed in order to get more
protection.

Good luck!
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