Graham Dumpleton

Turning off socket rotation should in general be okay. `KeepAliveTimeout` of 60 seconds is excessively high. Although a long time ago `KeepAliveTimeout` used to default to 60 seconds, the default...

The original reason for socket rotation was so that when the Apache configuration was changed, that you didn't have a situation where a request received by worker process based on...

@Srushtipatilp9 As explained above, (1) is due to system forced log rotation. It should be transient and go away, although may appear worse if you have a long keep alive...

It doesn't look like you have `WSGISocketRotation` defined properly in a config file that is being read. The code which calculates the path is: ``` /* * Calculate path for...

When you change to `WSGISocketRotation Off`, did you do a complete Apache stop and start, or did you only do a reload/restart? If you only did the latter, I can...

Which means it should be working now. Those last errors were probably just from the change over period. Monitor it for a few days and see if everything is okay...

Where are you putting the `WSGISocketRotation` in your configuration files? It is quite possible that it must be specified before any `WSGIDaemonProcess` directive is encountered while parsing the Apache configuration....

Try also setting `WSGISocketRotation` inside of the `VirtualHost` before the first time `WSGIDaemonProcess` is used. Am wondering whether the state of that directive is not being merged correctly from outer...

Error suggests `WSGISocketRotation` cannot be used inside of `VirtualHost` after all. When I looked at source code I thought it perhaps could be. 😔 Your system doesn't seem to have...

Try changing to use: ``` WSGIScriptAlias /PLCAPI /usr/share/plc_api/apache/plc.wsgi WSGIDaemonProcess plcapi-wsgi-ssl user=apache group=apache processes=1 threads=25 WSGIProcessGroup plcapi-wsgi-ssl WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL} ``` In other words, add within the `VirtualHost` definition: ``` WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}...