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• Administrator
  ...] process is the "root" process and all other processes can be considered "child" processes of it. As root, you can change the [[init]] status of your syste
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• At
  ...-f option to specify a file that contains the list of commands you wish to process - for example: However, if started that way the job is still a [[child process]] of your shell, and thus will die a sudden death if you choose to log out
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• Qmail, Mail toaster
  This is probably the easiest part of the whole process. Note: if you've already got your own copy of Apache up and running and y ...e in '''make certificate-req''' - but that's all I can tell you about that process; I typically use a self-signed certificate instead (one which is not stored
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• Apache, Configuring
  # MaxRequestsPerChild: maximum number of requests a server process serves ...om there. During traffic spikes, the server will have more available, idle child processes already created, which should help reduce load and keep the serve
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• Background, running jobs in
  ...nd to it, and the shell will execute it in the background and return you a process id number: However, if you should exit the shell, the background process will also be killed:
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• Apache, Digest Authentication
  ... when you check to see if Apache's running, you may see only a single hung process doing nothing, instead of the usual 5 or 10 processes: There we go - ''now'' we see all of our Apache child processes running, and when we go back to check the sites on this server, w
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