server-lifetime

Some systems have problems with resource leaks (memory, file descriptor). To get around this, the child processes die after a certain period and are reborn. Set server-lifetime to the number of minutes a child will wait around for before dying. Note that a child may live longer than that if it is servicing a user, since it doesn't prematurely end a user session.  Don't set it too low or else the child wont be able take advantage of its caches, which are re-learned each time a child is born.

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