Graham Dumpleton

Key thing I mentioned above is that without the `WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}` it would be using a sub interpreter context rather than the main interpreter. So there must be something different...

BTW, don't know if it makes a difference or not, but in 5.0.1 there was a switch to using PyConfig API. I am not sure if one can build 5.0.0...

So the `PyConfig` changes were effectively back ported in that patch from mod_wsgi 5.0.1 (or more likely that patch was what was also submitted as PR against mod_wsgi). Either way,...

How long is the longest response time for your HTTP web request handlers? If the load balancer has a fixed 60 second timeout on requests anyway, there is no point...

I already mentioned that such a high value for keep alive timeout is not a good idea. There is usually no good reason to have a high keep alive timeout...

I already said, try using: ``` KeepAliveTimeout 2 ``` Even the Apache docs say that the default for modern Apache httpd server is 5 seconds. 60 seconds was only used...

If you are setting `WWW-Authenticate` one possibility is that the length of the value for the header is too long and exceeds default Apache allowed buffer size for headers. You...

Cookies, or any other response header, which are too large can also be an issue. Just try setting `header-buffer-size` to be 131072 or larger and see if issue goes away....

If you are getting request time limited exceeded errors it makes more sense now. You aren't showing all the actual error messages with date time stamps together from the logs...

How did you install mod_wsgi? Are you using system Python version, or a self installed Python from source code? What version of Python are you expecting to use?