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server full - creating a error message
How do I get apache to return a message to the user regarding the unavailability of the server due to a high load?
And if anyone has comments about generally 'bullet proofing apache' in a high load environment I'd be appreciative. The problem is I'm using PHP and sessions... I don't want to buy a network foundry ServerIron...
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