Bob Walker writes:
> Checked with sockinfo and SERVER.APACHE had 48 sockets(and PINS)
> active(or open or control of or whatever term is appropriate).

/APACHE/PUB/conf/httpd.conf contains several parameters for determining the
initial number of servers to be started, the minimum and maximum number of
spare servers, plus the maximum concurrent number of servers.

> Stopping and restarting Apache server allowed NSVT session to logon
> again.   I think Apache was the problem before as well and the
> stopping/starting of Allbase listener cleared enough resources to
> allow NSVT to work again.

What type of data are you serving with Apache?  Static data files (i.e.
html, txt, etc), or dynamic data from CGI programs?  If you're doing CGI,
perhaps your CGI programs are getting hung on something like a database
lock, etc.

Check /APACHE/PUB/logs/access_log and error_log for anything unusual that
might give you an idea of what requests the server processes were trying
to handle when they became hung.
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