Ondemand and Max_Children
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Description
From manual page: https://php.net/install.fpm.configuration
The documenation of "pm.max_children" should mention the case when "pm" is set to "ondemand".
I am assuming that the parameter is also valid in that case.
The way it is documented currently implies that the parameter only works when "pm" is set to "static" or "dynamic", but if I understand this correctly it also affects "ondemand".
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Start at the PHP-FPM configuration manual page linked in the issue and locate the pm.max_children entry, then compare its wording with the pm setting's ondemand behavior. Confirm the parameter's applicability and update the documentation so the supported pm modes are stated explicitly.
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- Tech stack
- php
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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